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Auros Bankruptcy Protection Filings Show Funds Tied Up On FTX

Auros filed an application for bankruptcy protection in the British Virgin Islands after approximately $20 million of company assets became frozen on FTX, court documents show.

Auros Bankruptcy Protection Filings Show Funds Tied Up On FTX

Market making firm Auros filed to begin bankruptcy proceedings in the British Virgin Islands, court documents show.

A digital asset market maker and algorithmic trading platform, Auros maintained operations via “a series of loans and financing arrangements with various lenders.” However, Auros found its capacity to manage those agreements affected due to its exposure to the collapse of FTX, the filing said. Auros is based in the British Virgin Islands. 

“A significant proportion of the Company’s assets” — worth roughly $20 million — were held on the FTX on Nov. 11, when FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S., according to Auros. With those assets frozen, Auros was effectively rendered insolvent.  

Auros now seeks an order to be liquidated by the court, and it has proposed Interpath Advisory as its liquidator.

 

Source: theblock.co