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Crypto firm Amber raises US$300 mil to tackle damage from FTX

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Crypto firm Amber raises US$300 mil to tackle damage from FTX
At its peak, Amber had more than 1,000 employees at the end of the second quarter and early in the third quarter of this year. Photo: Bloomberg
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Embattled crypto firm Amber Group has raised US$300 million ($406.4 million) mainly for customers who lost money on the platform’s products due to FTX’s implosion, according to co-founder and and Chief Executive Officer Michael Wu.

Amber, a leading crypto trading and lending platform, had planned to raise US$100 million at a US$3 billion valuation in multiple parts, but changed tack once Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX exchange blew up, Wu said in an interview.

“We made a quick decision to basically pause that previous round,” he said, adding that the new Series C round is being led by venture capital firm Fenbushi Capital US. The valuation is lower than the US$3 billion achieved in February, Wu said, while declining to give an exact number.

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