3AC founders’ Three Arrowz Capitel memecoin crashes faster than 3AC
Kyle Davies and Su Zhu have launched Three Arrowz Capitel, a memecoin based on a misspelling of their failed hedge fund.
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Kyle Davies and Su Zhu have launched Three Arrowz Capitel, a memecoin based on a misspelling of their failed hedge fund.
Read more (2 min) →— Kyle Davies, OPNX
OPNX will shut down on February 24 but its creators have already pivoted to a new entity without the existential legal risks.
— 3AC, Kyle Davies
Sleeping on a mat for four months in Singapore prison brings you "closer to your ancestors," Su Zhu claimed in an unreleased podcast.
— 3AC, Kyle Davies
According to a statement from 3AC’s liquidator, $1.4 billion in assets have been frozen while creditors are still owed around $3.3 billion.
OPNX (aka Open Exchange) is suffering from the ghosts of its past, with CoinFlex creditors throwing a wrench in its plans.
Kyle Davies renounced his citizenship back in 2020 before the collapse of 3AC. However, this is unlikely to save him from US prosecutors.
— 3AC, Arthur Hayes
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes wants his money back from Kyle Davies and Su Zhu. But where are the funds: Tai Ping Shan, 3AC, or OPNX?
CoinFLEX token FLEX has jumped to $1.50 on the back of news that it will be used by new crypto bankruptcy claim exchange, OPNX.
Kyle Davies was sent a subpoena via Twitter in January but instead of replying has spent his time promoting a new crypto exchange called GTX.
The yacht, once known as 'MUCH WOW,' was originally ordered by 3AC founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies but they couldn't afford the payments.