With the realization of an error in Alameda Research’s balance sheet and the collapse of the world’s second largest cryptocurrency exchange FTX, crypto companies made statements about whether they were affected by the destruction in question. While a dozen companies suffered serious damage from the destruction, there were some who were lucky enough not to be affected at all.
- Anchorage Digital: In the statement made by the company, it was stated that they do not hold assets on FTX and Alameda. On the other hand, Alameda is among the investors of Anchorage Digital.
- AlphaLab Capital Group: The company said it did not receive any outside loans and never had exposure to Alameda. AlphaLab continues to trade over $2 billion in crypto assets across more than 40 exchanges, according to data.
- BitMEX: The cryptocurrency exchange said it has no exposure within FTX, Alameda or FTX’s native token, FTT. The exchange also did not delay the BMEX token launch and continues its operations from where it left off.
- Circle: Stablecoin issuer Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire stated in a statement that the company has not had any financial exposure to FTX and Alameda.
- Coinbase: The company’s CEO, Brian Armstrong, announced on his Twitter post on November 8 that his stock market was not exposed to the FTX crash.
- Cumberland: The cryptocurrency firm stated in its Twitter statement that it “has almost no exposure to FTX.”
- Deribit: shared by the company twitter “Deribit or its group companies do not have assets with FTX or other exposures such as FTT or SOL,” the post said.
- wither (LEFT): Developer company Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, twitter In his statement, he stated that US-based Solana Labs does not have any assets in FTX.
- Nexo: The crypto lending platform announced that they were unaffected by the collapse of FTX and Alameda on November 8 and withdrew their entire balance from the exchange. tweeted.
- Tether: Company CTO Paolo Ardoino said in a Twitter post that his company is not exposed to FTX or Alameda.