ChainCatcher news, FTX US former president Brett Harrison announced on his social media that his founded crypto startup Architect has completed a new round of financing of $12 million, led by BlockTower Capital and Tioga Capital, with participation from CMT Digital, ParaFi Capital, A Capital, Twelve Below, and others. In addition, Brett Harrison also stated that the total financing amount for Architect has now reached $17 million.It is reported that Architect aims to create a trading platform that is easier for institutional and other large investors.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, a joint venture called Architect Financial Technologies founded by former FTX.US president Brett Harrison is launching a platform to help its institutional clients access cryptocurrency spot and futures trading platforms, including CME Group Inc., Coinbase Global Inc., and Uniswap.It is reported that the platform will not manage or trade client funds, but will provide users with a system to connect to futures and spot markets. Architect's future plans include offering trading across multiple asset classes, such as expanding into stocks, options, and other markets. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, former FTX.US president Brett Harrison stated in an interview that he was unaware of SBF and his inner circle's alleged misappropriation of customer funds in the market, and like other creditors, he is also a victim who may never recover any of the funds he invested in FTX.In addition, Brett Harrison mentioned that he and other FTX.US executives were excluded from many decisions being made, including the company's daily operations. (Source link)