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Estonian crypto exchage Coinmetro files for bankruptcy reorganization
PANews reported on July 1st that, according to Protos, Estonian cryptocurrency exchange Coinmetro has filed for bankruptcy reorganization in an Estonian court, citing "years of failure of a financial service provider" as the cause of its deteriorating financial situation, but did not disclose the specific name of the partner. Coinmetro suspended user registration, deposits, and withdrawals on June 22nd. CEO Kevin Murcko stated in a YouTube livestream that multiple service providers were actually involved, and that the company had conducted internal investigations for years, contradicting the announcement's claim of "only one." He also stated that he initially believed the balance sheet was sufficiently robust, but the issue became significant as the July 1st MiCA compliance deadline approached.
Keyrock is acquiring bankrupt crypto lending company BlockFills for $3.25 million.
PANews reported on June 2nd that, according to CoinDesk, Belgian digital asset services company Keyrock is acquiring bankrupt crypto trading and lending company BlockFills for $3.25 million, pending court approval. Keyrock will assume "virtually" of BlockFills' assets, some liabilities, some equity, client list, and proprietary technology and intellectual property. BlockFills filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March, reporting liabilities of $100 million to $500 million and assets of only $50 million to $100 million. This acquisition will give Keyrock access to BlockFills' institutional client network, including hedge funds, asset management companies, market makers, and mining companies.
Virtuals Protocol core members strongly support new ecosystem tools, while Bankr developers accuse them of "paying lip service while acting against it."
According to Mars Finance, on May 24th, a new "Bankr"-like tool called "OxTrenchor" appeared in the Virtuals Protocol ecosystem. This tool allows any user X to quickly issue tokens via simple commands. Unlike Bankr, OxTrenchor allows transaction fees (creator fees) to be directly and 100% directed to a specific X handle, with no additional platform commission. After its launch, the tool received praise from Virtuals Protocol core member @0xTP91, who suggested it was a positive shift from Bankr's "please" model (where the actual developer had to actively claim the tokens after issuance) to a "support" model, providing a more user-friendly capital formation path for the community and builders. These comments sparked dissatisfaction from Bankr developer @0xDeployer, who posted screenshots accusing the Virtuals team of "simultaneously criticizing Bankr while promoting their issuance tool—classic tactic." However, as of press time, Virtuals Protocol team members have not confirmed that OxTrenchor has any official backing.
Bankr developers: Plans to launch the Bankr Fund to invest in high-quality ecosystem projects.
BlockBeats reported on May 24th that Bankr developer @0xDeployer announced plans to launch a Bankr fund, investing real money in top-tier Bankr ecosystem projects. The initial investment is expected to be made within the next few weeks. Recently, several high-quality AI projects in the Base ecosystem have launched tokens through the Bankr platform. Projects like LFI and GITLABB have quickly gained market recognition, with market capitalization exceeding $20 million.
Bitcoin Depot, a U.S. Bitcoin ATM operator, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will gradually shut down its operations.
PANews reported on May 18th that, according to The Block, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Southern District of Texas to gradually shut down its operations. CEO Alex Holmes stated that changes in the regulatory environment have made the current business model unsustainable, with states implementing stricter compliance obligations, including new transaction limits, and some jurisdictions even directly restricting or prohibiting Bitcoin ATM operations. In April, the company suffered a security breach that resulted in the theft of $3.7 million. Last week, the company stated that it was unable to deliver its first-quarter financial report on time due to a "significant flaw" in cash transport reconciliation. Preliminary unaudited data shows that first-quarter revenue decreased by 49.2% year-over-year, with a net loss of $9.5 million, compared to a net profit of $12.2 million in the same period last year.
Bankr has enabled token issuance on the Robinhood Chain.
BlockBeats reported on July 7th that Bankr has announced support for direct token issuance on the Robinhood Chain. Users can quickly deploy in two ways: by replying on X or by selecting the chain directly in the Bankr console. Token creators will receive 95% of transaction fees, and 15% of the token supply will be released linearly over two years to the fee-receiving address (90-day cliff unlock).