Coin Desk Daily host Jennifer Sanasie dives into today’s hottest stories in crypto as the electronic payments giant Pay Pal ventures into digital assets with the announcement of a U S dollar pegged stablecoin called Pay Pal USD Sino Global Capital files a multimillion dollar claim against FTX And Worldcoin’s Nairobi warehouse was reportedly raided [...]
Sino Global invested in tokens heavily affected by the decline of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX crypto empire and partnered with FTX on a fund raised with outside investors' capital.
A prominent Asia-based crypto investment firm, Sino invested many of the tokens hardest hit by the unraveling of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX crypto empire, documents show. FTX was also a key partner on a big fund Sino raised with outside investors' capital.
NFTs and token economics should accelerate adoption of games, but “they shouldn’t be the central feature,” Sino Global CEO Matthew Graham says. He explains the company’s investment thesis in Web3 gaming.
Reacting to Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon facing an arrest warrant in a South Korean court, Sino Global Capital CEO Matthew Graham discusses why he views this as “long-term healthy” for the crypto industry.
Sino Global Capital CEO Matthew Graham discusses why he’s not investing in the new “Luna 2,” saying its economic model “made no sense” and that Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon did not pass the “good guy check.” “It was a hard fail,” Graham said.
Sino Global Capital CEO Matthew Graham discusses why he’s “not surprised” about “Luna 2,” the new token of the new Terra blockchain intended to salvage the $60 billion collapse of the original Terra ecosystem.