Billionaire investor Peter Thiel's investment into FTX becomes public for the first time in court documents filed in connection with the crypto exchange's...
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel, NFL quarterback Tom Brady and investor Kevin O’Leary were just a few prominent shareholders named in a new bankruptcy court document filed in connection with the implosion of crypto exchange FTX. This is the first time Thiel has been publicly linked to the exchange.
Peter... Billionaire investor Peter Thiel, NFL quarterback Tom Brady and investor Kevin O’Leary were just a few prominent shareholders named in a new bankruptcy court document filed in connection with the implosion of crypto exchange FTX. This is the first time Thiel has been publicly linked to the exchange.
Peter Thiel’s family trust office Rivendell Trust and venture capital arm Thiel Capital were both listed in the filing under the name 2021-015 Investments LLC. It received 245,000 shares from West Realm Shires Inc., and a combined value of 57,230 from FTX Trading. Rivendell Trust and Thiel Capital did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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