Singapore’s State Investor Temasek Engaging With FTX For Bailout

Nov 9, 2022

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Singapore’s State Investor Temasek Engaging With FTX For Bailout

Originally posted here.
By: Jake Simmons

Overview

There could be a surprising twist in the drama surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried’s insolvent crypto exchange FTX. As reported by the Straits Times, a possible government takeover by Singaporean state investor Temasek could be on the table. The group is one of FTX’s many investors. Meanwhile, 3rd largest investor in @FTX_Official for @Temasek. HFSP! pic.twitter.com/sVjyOJZ99v — Phryics.eth (@Phryics) November 9, 2022 According to the report, Temasek, in its role as a shareholder of FTX contacted SBF after Binance announced its bailout plans. The report goes on to say that a takeover by Binance would mean such a power shift that “makes Binance the ruler of the crypto world.” Related Reading: Coin Metrics Analyst: “FTX Might Have Provided Massive Bailout For Alameda In Q2” For this reason, Temasek is in talks with FTX, according to a spokesperson: We are aware of the developments between FTX and Binance, and are engaging FTX in our capacity as a shareholder Temasek invested in FTX’s Series B and Series C funding rounds, which raised $900 million and $400 million, respectively. However, FTX is not the only crypto exchange that Temasek has invested in the past. Temasek, through Vertex Ventures, also invested in Binance when the Singapore exchange launched operations. Related Reading: Which Coins Will FTX And Alameda Dump Next? Red Flag for Solana (SOL) Temasek is a Singapore government holding company with approximately $484.4 billion in net assets under management in 2021. The company is an investor that says it is guided by four key structural trends in building its long-term portfolio: Digitization, sustainable living, the future of consumption and longer life expectancy. The anonymous trader “degentrading” reacted to the news on Twitter, saying that in his opinion a bailout of Tesamak is unlikely, as their current exposure to Tesamak is only 1 billion. I doubt temasek would bail out FTX given their current commitment has only been 1bn? Especially if the hole is 6b. However if temasek does bail out FTX, I will send my sons to Singapore for army. Plz — degentrading (@hodlKRYPTONITE) November 9, 2022 Aside from the fact that Temasek is an FTX investor, the nature of the discussions between Temasek and the crypto exchange are unclear at press time.

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There could be a surprising twist in the drama surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried’s insolvent crypto exchange FTX. As reported by the Straits Times, a possible government takeover by Singaporean state investor Temasek could be on the table. The group is one of FTX’s many investors.

Meanwhile, 3rd largest investor in @FTX_Official for @Temasek . HFSP! pic.twitter.com/sVjyOJZ99v

— Phryics.eth (@Phryics) November 9, 2022

According to the report, Temasek, in its role as a shareholder of FTX contacted SBF after Binance announced its bailout plans. The report goes on to say that a takeover by Binance would mean such a power shift that “makes Binance the ruler of the crypto world.”

For this reason, Temasek is in talks with FTX, according to a spokesperson:

We are aware of the developments between FTX and Binance, and are engaging FTX in our capacity as a shareholder

Temasek invested in FTX’s Series B and Series C funding rounds, which raised $900 million and $400 million, respectively. However, FTX is not the only crypto exchange that Temasek has invested in the past. Temasek, through Vertex Ventures, also invested in Binance when the Singapore exchange launched operations.

Temasek is a Singapore government holding company with approximately $484.4 billion in net assets under management in 2021. The company is an investor that says it is guided by four key structural trends in building its long-term portfolio: Digitization, sustainable living, the future of consumption and longer life expectancy.

The anonymous trader “degentrading” reacted to the news on Twitter, saying that in his opinion a bailout of Tesamak is unlikely, as their current exposure to Tesamak is only 1 billion.

I doubt temasek would bail out FTX given their current commitment has only been 1bn? Especially if the hole is 6b. However if temasek does bail out FTX, I will send my sons to Singapore for army. Plz

— degentrading (@hodlKRYPTONITE) November 9, 2022

Aside from the fact that Temasek is an FTX investor, the nature of the discussions between Temasek and the crypto exchange are unclear at press time.

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