Former Huobi-linked entity says it has $18.1 million stuck on FTX
Lin Li, the company’s founder, has agreed to lend up to $14 million to New Huo Technology to bail out affected clients.
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Lin Li, the company’s founder, has agreed to lend up to $14 million to New Huo Technology to bail out affected clients.
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