Three Arrows Capital liquidators control $40M of the fund’s assets Three Arrows Capital liquidators control $40M of the fund’s assets
The liquidators said the fund's assets consisted of bank accounts, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and stakes in other firms.
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Updated: Jul. 22, 2022 at 8:00 pm UTC
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Three Arrows Capital (3AC) liquidators Teneo have gained control of assets worth $40 million belonging to the embattled hedge fund, Bloomberg News reported July 21.
The liquidators reportedly stated that the fund’s assets consisted of bank accounts, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and stakes in other firms.
Bloomberg reported that Teneo representative Russell Crumpler declared on July 20 that 3AC founders Kyle Davies and Su Zhu were still in control of certain digital assets and bank accounts.
Crumpler reportedly stated that Teneo had contacted around 40 companies that 3AC might have invested in and about 30 crypto exchanges and banks.
In a separate filing on July 8, the liquidators said that Zhu and Davies were uncooperative and that their location was unknown.
The hedge fund owes its creditors $2.8 billion.
3AC’s creditors’ list includes Genesis; bankrupt crypto lending firms Voyager Digital and Celsius Network; Algorand, CoinList, and others.
Meanwhile, Su Zhu and Kyle Davies’ wife also filed claims against the embattled hedge fund.
3AC founders in touch with liquidators
A new Bloomberg report revealed that the 3AC founders are en route to Dubai and have denied claims that they were uncooperative.
According to Bloomberg, the “death threats” they had received forced them into hiding; however, they have still maintained communication with the liquidator.
Zhu reportedly said the firm had positioned itself for a market that didn’t eventually happen, a view also shared by his cofounder Davies who said:
“We had all of our, almost all of our assets in there. And then in the good times we did the best. And then in the bad times we lost the most.”
The co-founders also acknowledged that Terra’s implosion was part of the reason it failed. According to Zhu, they probably allowed their relationship with Do Kwon to cloud their judgment of the token.
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Terra Classic 
Algorand 
Three Arrows Capital 
CoinList 
Celsius Network 
Voyager 
Genesis Group 
Su Zhu 
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Terra Classic
$0.00011
Terra is a blockchain protocol that uses fiat-pegged stablecoins to power price-stable global payments systems.
Algorand
$0.21320
Algorand removes the technical barriers that for years undermined mainstream blockchain adoption: decentralization, scale, and security.
Three Arrows Capital
Three Arrows Capital (3AC), a Singapore-based crypto hedge fund, collapsed due to poor risk management, recklessness in dealing with business partners and a significant portion of greed.
CoinList
At CoinList, we believe that many more blockchain companies will be built and play a huge role in shaping the future of society.
Celsius Network
Celsius Network is a bankrupt cryptocurrency lending company that was founded in 2017 and headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Voyager
Voyager Digital is a bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange company in the United States that was founded in 2018.
Genesis Group
Genesis Group provides cloud based information technology services to businesses and end users for a range of applications including video rendering, AI, and blockchain development applications.
Do Kwon began his professional journey as an engineer, contributing to tech giants Apple and Microsoft.