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Alameda tried to redeem 3,000 wBTC days before bankruptcy: BitGo CEO

2022-12-15No Comments3 Mins Read
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Mike Belshe, the CEO of digital asset custodian BitGo has confirmed that Alameda Analysis tried to redeem 3,000 Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) within the days earlier than FTX’s chapter submitting on Nov. 11. 

Throughout a Dec. 14 Twitter Areas hosted by decentralized finance (DeFi) researcher Chris Blec, Belshe confirmed the agency knocked again the redemption request as a result of the unknown Alameda consultant concerned didn’t move Bitgo’s safety verification course of and appeared unfamiliar with how the wrapped-Bitcoin burning course of labored.

Full convo right here. This half begins at 1:09:30. https://t.co/0KQg6bzd8k

— Chris Blec (@ChrisBlec) December 14, 2022

“[The security details] did not match the method. So we held it up and we mentioned no, no, no, no. This isn’t what the burn seems like. And we have to know who this individual was.”

“So we held it and whereas we had been holding it, ready for a response on these points [Alameda] went bankrupt and naturally, as soon as they went bankrupt, every part halted,” Belshe added.

The Bitgo CEO additionally mentioned that Alameda’s 3,000 BTC mint request stays “caught” on the platform’s dashboard and added that the agency would most probably depart the tokens the place they’re till they’re handled by the trustees taking up Alameda’s chapter case.

Alameda’s failed mint transaction request of three,000 wBTC in change for 3000 BTC. Supply: wBTC Community Dashboard.

Alameda’s attempt to unwrap the three,000 wBTC was additionally confirmed on the Ethereum transaction aggregator Etherscan.

Nonetheless, whereas this might have ordinarily triggered the redemption of BTC, Bitgo has a safety mechanism set in place earlier than the conversion takes place, which is what Alameda failed.

It’s not understood what the motive was for making an attempt to redeem the $50 million price of wBTC, however it’s understood that FTX executives had been making an attempt to lift funds from quite a lot of sources to stave off chapter up till the final minute.

Evaluation from Arkham Intelligence on Nov. 25 discovered that Alameda pulled $204 million from eight completely different addresses from FTX US 5 days earlier than the agency ultimately filed for Chapter 11.

Associated: Alameda had ‘unfair’ buying and selling benefit, particular entry to FTX funds: CFTC submitting

wBTC is a tokenized model of BTC, which could be redeemed for BTC when it’s despatched to a burn tackle which triggers the discharge of BTC. The conversion is made at a 1:1 ratio.

The tokenization of wrapped-Bitcoin allows Bitcoin holders to work together with Ethereum-based good contracts and decentralized functions.

Bitgo co-developed wBTC in 2019 alongside blockchain interoperability protocol Ren and multi-chain liquidity platform Kyber. wBTC can also be managed by the decentralized autonomous group wBTC DAO, which contains over 30 members.

The wBTC dashboard presently reveals that BitGo now holds 202,255 BTC in custody towards 199,238 wBTC in circulation, amounting to an overcollateralization charge of 101.51%.

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