Silvergate banka će obustaviti poslovanje i biti podvrgnuta likvidaciji, prema a Ožujak 8 saopštenje za javnost njegove holding kompanije Silvergate Capital.
Silvergate to shut down bank
Silvergate je rekao da će poslovanje banaka biti zaustavljeno u skladu sa propisima.
Rečeno je da će ova akcija uključivati punu otplatu svih depozita. Također je rečeno da istražuje kako može riješiti potraživanja i osigurati kontinuiranu preostalu vrijednost imovine kao što su vlasnička tehnologija i porezna sredstva.
Kompanija je saopštila da je ovu odluku donijela u svjetlu "skorašnjeg razvoja industrije i regulative" bez navođenja bilo kakvih konkretnih događaja.
Silvergate nije naveo da li će podnijeti zahtjev za stečaj.
Silvergate previously announced that it would halt its Silvergate Exchange Network (SEN) while ensuring that other services continue to operate. It reiterated today that its other deposit-related services will remain active during the wind-down process.
Silvergate crisis began with SEC filing
On Ožujak 3, Silvergate submitted an SEC filing stating that it would file a late 10-K report.
In that filing, the company also said that it faced inquiries from regulators such as the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). That investigation may concern Silvergate’s relationship with FTX, as reported in February, though the filing does not state this outright.
Several major crypto companies stopped using Silvergate’s services shortly after the filing (and shortly before the company announced that it would halt its SEN service). Many of those companies began to use the competing Banka potpisa.
Mainstream media previously reported that Silvergate was discussing recovery plans with the FDIC, while the White House publicly stated that it was svjestan situacije. It is unclear whether other regulators and government bodies will become involved.
Silvergate’s stock has been on a downward trend throughout the affair. The value of Silvergate (SI) is down 5.76% today and down 63% since March 1.
Source: https://cryptoslate.com/silvergate-bank-will-halt-operations-and-liquidate-assets/