Ant Group Reportedly Plans Withdrawal from $100 Million Crypto Venture A&T Capital
The Chinese fintech giant Ant Group is in the process of withdrawing its investment from the $100 million A&T Capital fund that was set up to invest in offshore crypto projects, Bloomberg reported today. A&T played a cen...
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A&T played a central role in Ant Group's foray into crypto space.
A&T Capital has invested in several crypto startups, including digital-asset lender Matrixport and Ethereum software maker ConsenSys....
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