European Crypto Asset Trading Firm CoinShares Reveals Over $31 Million Exposure to FTX
The European crypto investment and research firm CoinShares has revealed that it held more than $31m on the embattled crypto exchange FTX, calling it a “limited exposure.” “CoinShares confirms robust financial health and...
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“CoinShares confirms robust financial health and quantifies limited exposure to the FTX Exchange, while confirming that the Group has no exposure to FTX’s sister company, Alameda Research,” a Twitter thread from CoinShares said on Thursday....
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