Yesterday, an external fund manager overseeing Stream funds disclosed the loss of approximately $93 million in Stream fund assets.
In response, Stream is in the process of engaging Keith Miller and Joseph Cutler of the law firm Perkins Coie LLP, to lead a comprehensive investigation into the incident.
We are actively withdrawing all liquid assets and expect this process to be completed in the near term
To keep our stakeholders informed, we will provide periodic updates as additional information becomes available. Until we are able to fully assess the scope and causes of the loss, all withdrawals and deposits will be temporarily suspended. Any pending deposits will not be processed at this time.
Our decision to retain Perkins Coie LLP reflects Stream’s unwavering commitment to transparency and robust corporate governance.
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Celsius. FTX. BlockFi. Hodlnaut. Voyager. Anchor. Vauld. What do these companies have in common, and why in a time of unprecedented interest rates are real DeFi yields so low? Here is a short 🧵 about how Stream will bring money markets to DeFi👇
1/ Lending platforms tried to make money in crypto by giving low interest loans to its own users while loaning out assets at higher interest rates to others. Instead of this $ being invested, it was largely lent out again, leading to interdependent debts / contagion
2/ For example, users deposited money into Celsius which lent money to 3AC who deposited money into Grayscale and Luna. When Terra collapsed, 3AC collapsed, leading Celsius to collapse as in all cases these loans were unsecured.