BlockFi asks court for permission to convert trade-only assets into stablecoins
The bankrupt crypto lender’s request marks another step toward the return of users’ funds, which the company began in August.
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The bankrupt crypto lender’s request marks another step toward the return of users’ funds, which the company began in August.
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