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 (DeFi) loan.
The firm borrowed 2,400 of wrapped ether (wETH), 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 M11 Credit tweeted.
Auros joins other digital asset firms such as BlockFi and Genesis Global Capital facing financial difficulties as contagion spreads within the crypto industry. This phase of the now year-long market rout started as crypto exchange FTX and its corporate sibling Alameda Research became insolvent and filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month.
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