According to Lookonchain, FDUSD briefly depegged to $0.8726 following bankruptcy news, prompting Wintermute to withdraw 31.36M FDUSD from Binance. It is believed that Wintermute acquired FDUSD near the depeg bottom at $0.90, potentially securing over $3M profit as FDUSD returned to its peg, illustrating a highly strategic trading move.

According to Ai 姨, Wintermute is providing support for FDUSD following the revelation of the issuer's bankruptcy. The price of FDUSD dropped to $0.89 after the announcement by 孙哥. Wintermute has withdrawn 31.36 million FDUSD from Binance in the past half-hour, improving its on-chain position from TOP6 to TOP5 among exchanges and institutions. [Source: Ai 姨]

According to The Kobeissi Letter, Nikola's stock ($NKLA) plummeted by 60% in premarket trading after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This significant decline reflects investor reactions to the bankruptcy filing, which may lead to potential liquidation or restructuring. Traders are advised to closely monitor developments as they could impact the electric vehicle market and related stocks.

According to @iampaulgrewal, an amicus brief has been filed in the Prime Trust bankruptcy case, advocating for the Court to affirm that assets held by Article 8 custodians belong to the customers, as stated in both their and Prime Trust's user agreements. This decision could impact how customer assets are treated in custodial bankruptcies, directly affecting trading strategies and risk management for investors and traders using custodial services.

According to BitMEX Research, in February 2014, the cryptocurrency exchange MtGox filed for bankruptcy in Tokyo. This event marked a significant moment in the history of cryptocurrency trading, as MtGox was one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges at the time. The bankruptcy filing followed the loss of approximately 850,000 bitcoins, which had a substantial impact on the market and investor confidence.

According to @lookonchain, a potential victim reportedly lost 4,064 BTC (valued at $238.7 million) in a single transfer. Notably, 642.4 BTC ($37.73 million) of this amount was received from the Genesis Trading Bankruptcy Distributions wallet on August 2, and 2,173 BTC ($127.6 million) was received from Genesis Trading two years ago. This incident highlights the risks associated with large-scale Bitcoin transfers.

According to @lookonchain, Genesis Trading has transferred 32,256 BTC (worth $2.12 billion) and 256,775 ETH (worth $838 million) to multiple addresses over the past three days. This activity suggests that the firm may be undergoing bankruptcy proceedings to repay its debts. Additionally, Genesis Trading moved 13,291 BTC (worth $830.7 million) to Coinbase between June 12 and July 15.

According to @intotheblock, despite filing for bankruptcy in January 2023 following the collapse of FTX, Genesis Trading still holds substantial Bitcoin reserves. They currently possess 32,256.47 BTC, which is valued at approximately $2.15 billion. This information is crucial for traders monitoring the influence of large holders on the Bitcoin market.