BREAKING NEWS: The FTX contagion has spread to Auros Global, a crypto trading firm, as it missed payment on a 2.4K wETH loan from a credit pool on DeFi lending platform Maple Finance. sndr_krisztian reports
Auros Global, a crypto trading firm, is the latest to face liquidity problems following the FTX collapse as it missed payment Wednesday on a decentralized finance loan., worth about $3 million, from a credit pool on Maple Finance, a DeFi lending platform.
“Auros is experiencing a short-term liquidity issue as a result of the FTX insolvency,” credit pool manager
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