Kyle Davies, co-founder of the now-bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC), recently explained the fund’s ongoing bankruptcy case and his future endeavors. In an interview, Davies revealed regular meetings with liquidators and creditors, expressing optimism for a settlement.
“I do expect some sort of settlement at some point. In addition to that, a number of creditors just choose to participate,” Davies stated.
Apart from the bankruptcy closure, Davies is also contributing to this crypto world. Despite the failure of 3AC, he has the hope of transferring invaluable lessons he caught in the process to prevent similar situations. Davies is now in the restructuring business, which is a part of the crypto reform that is designed to enhance the crypto community positively.
3AC, the company that at one stage oversaw $10 billion in assets, filed for bankruptcy in July 2022 with its failure to refinance the loan during the downturn. The rising star himself and his co-founder, Su Zhu, have been criticized for the supposed misconduct and mistreatment of the fund in the course of its decline.
Nevertheless, he is not repentant. “Am I sorry for the company going into bankruptcy? No. Almost every company goes into bankruptcy, don’t they?”
Also Read: Worldcoin WLD Tokens Surge 200% Benefit 3AC, FTX Creditors