The platform states that the custody partner is undergoing maintenance as the official explanation, although the issue has been present for more than a week. Notably, the 3AC meltdown costs the leading crowdfunding site $35 million in losses.
The platform revealed its position to its followers last week in a Twitter thread on November 15, saying that the previous week had been a nightmare for cryptocurrencies.
The crowdfunding portal also confirmed that it has no material exposure to FTX, FTT, Alameda, or any of its affiliates. The platform never spends a user’s money without that user’s full consent, according to the tweet.
Notably, Silvergate Bank, Anchorage, Bitgo, and Gemini Custody are Coinlist Custody Partners. 2018 saw DCG take part in Coinlist’s A round of funding. Whether Genesis, which is currently bankrupt, worked with the crowdfunding platform is unknown.
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