- 3AC Co-Founder Su Zhu claims $5 million as creditor, though his whereabouts are still unknown.
- Investment manager ThreeAC Limited added a further $25M to the claim.
- Three Arrows Capital’s debt totals $3.5B, owing most to Genesis.
- The now insolvent company lost a whopping $600M to Terra (LUNA).
The crypto storm has brought a boatload of trouble to the doorstep of now defunct crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital. Last week, 3AC (Three Arrows Capital) execs seemingly fled the scene, leaving behind an empty office with dusty old mail piled up on the table. Singapore authorities turned up the heat on Three Arrows Capital with a reprimand letter and an emergency meeting request. Furthermore, affidavits describing the bankruptcy surfaced, with 3AC’s debt to creditors summing up to a gigantic $3.5 billion.
NEW: Three Arrows Capital owes 27 crypto companies $3.5 billion, according to court documentsWhile on the run, Su Zhu has claimed for $5 million as a creditor of Three Arrows Capital. Moreover, ThreeAC Limited, the only investment manager of Three Arrows Capital, applied a further $25 million to the claim. The bold move comes after weeks of silence on social media; in Su Zhu’s last Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) message, he expressed concern about the manners of 3AC’s liquidators.— Blockworks (@Blockworks_) July 18, 2022
I've just seen the list of creditors to #3AC and noticed that @zhusu has filed a claim for $5 million. While being on the run, he has somehow found the time to diligently and ruthlessly fill out forms to pursue a claim against his own Fund. https://t.co/YFfWmYZOoMBig Players in the Crypto Game Are Losing Patience with 3AC— Soldman Gachs ⌐◨-◨ (@DrSoldmanGachs) July 18, 2022
Crypto lender Genesis Global Trending is likely on the hunt for its $2.36 billion, as the company loaned the massive amount with an 80% required margin, which 3AC failed to meet. Moreover, Blockchain.com’s Chief Strategy Officer Charles McGarraugh disclosed a conversation with Kyle Davies of 3AC, in which it was implied that Three Arrows Capital had attempted to borrow a further 500 Bitcoin (BTC) from Genesis on June 13th. It has been suggested that the move was likely made due to margin calls on other platforms, indicating a “borrow from Peter to pay Paul” situation.
Crumpler on Three Arrows Capital’s Tail
Crumpler and Farmer, the two liquidators appointed by the British Virgin Islands, were disatisfied with the revelation of the empty 3AC office. A Zoom meeting was scheduled to be held a few days after the discovery, however, Crumpler and Farmer later reported that Three Arrows Capital, along with their legal team, had all failed to attend the online meeting. “Founders of the clearly insolvent Company should not be allowed to deal with what may be assets of the Company” asserted Crumpler.
Three Arrows Capital Ltd.: Provisional Relief OrderOrder Granting Emergency Motion for Provisional Relief by Russell Crumpler and Christopher Farmer, as ...#capital #bankruptcy #court #emergencyhttps://t.co/zL7hcmNbnp pic.twitter.com/bnPB7nvI6mSailing Away from Trouble in a Fancy Yacht— CryptoElite (@CryptoEliteNews) July 12, 2022
According to the bankruptcy affidavits, the duo of Su Zhu and Kyle Davies put down $50 million to purchase the biggest yacht in Singapore. The submitted document reveals that there is a high likelihood that the luxury yacht was “purchased with borrowed funds”. Ultimately, the yacht is set to be delivered to Italy in two months.
3AC Knocked Down by Terra Luna Fiasco
Do Kwon’s infamous Terra (LUNA) and Terra (UST) blockchain imploded back in May, leaving many investors with empty pockets. Three Arrows Capital (3AC) were among the investors to lose heavily, seeing around $600 million liquidated in Terra (LUNA). The Co-Founder tandem of Su Zhu and Kyle Davies were cagey about how much hedge fund had actually allocated into Terra Luna and Terraform Labs.
On the Flipside
- Struggling crypto firm Celsius managed to pay back a huge amount of debt despite its ‘Chapter 11’ bankruptcy claim.