ChainCatcher news, the Sui ecosystem domain service Sui Name Service (SuiNS) will start its auction on May 31 at 10:00 AM Beijing time.Previous report, the Sui development team Mysten Labs acquired part of the assets of the Sui ecosystem domain service Sui Name Service (SuiNS). (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, reports that based on court documents submitted early Thursday, the cryptocurrency consortium Fahrenheit has won the bid to acquire the bankrupt crypto lending company Celsius Network, whose assets were previously valued at approximately $2 billion. Although the bid has been accepted by Celsius and a committee of its creditors, it still requires regulatory approval to complete the acquisition.Court documents show that the group will acquire Celsius's institutional loan portfolio, staked cryptocurrencies, mining operations, and other alternative investments, and must pay a $10 million deposit within three days to solidify the deal. According to the terms of the transaction, the new company will receive $450 million to $500 million in liquid cryptocurrencies, and US Bitcoin Corp will build a series of cryptocurrency mining facilities, including a new 100-megawatt plant.It is reported that Fahrenheit is a buyer consortium made up of venture capital firm Arrington Capital and mining company US Bitcoin Corp, selected as the winning bidder after a lengthy auction process. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to informed sources, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was first auctioned off on Sunday afternoon but ultimately failed, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is planning to attempt the auction again. According to the Wall Street Journal, regulators have designated SVB's failure as a potential threat to the financial system, thereby providing the FDIC with more options for selling the company, such as offering insurance to depositors above the $250,000 insurance limit and providing better terms.Previous report, the FDIC took over SVB last Friday and initiated the auction process, with final bids set to close on Sunday afternoon local time. (CoinDesk)

ChainCatcher news, citing informed sources from Bloomberg, reported that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) initiated an auction process for Silicon Valley Bank on Saturday night, with final bids due by Sunday afternoon. The FDIC aims to reach an agreement quickly, but no final decision has been made, and it is also possible that no agreement will be reached. Currently, the FDIC is selling assets and will provide some customers with uninsured deposits on Monday, with 100% protected deposits available when the Silicon Valley Bank branch reopens on Monday. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the New York Post, SBF's property located in Washington, D.C. is listed on Realtor.com for $3.28 million, seeking a sale. The townhouse includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms.Previously reported, on January 21, court documents showed that federal prosecutors seized $697 million in assets from former FTX CEO and founder SBF this Friday. This portion of assets mainly consists of Robinhood stocks, along with $6 million in SBF's Silvergate bank account and $50 million in a Moonstone bank account. (New York Post)

ChainCatcher news, cryptocurrency and finance researcher FatMan tweeted that a verified insider confirmed that FTX manipulated the Voyager asset auction to ensure a winning bid, with the aim of delaying the recovery of Voyager's loans to FTX & Alameda. If delayed, SBF's fraud would be exposed sooner, and winning the Voyager bid would allow him to maintain his image; SBF's intention to place himself in the spotlight was actually for self-protection.If someone else won the Voyager auction and recovered the FTX/Alameda loans, the house of cards would collapse, and the FTT solvency scam would be fully exposed. This is why SBF was so eager to "rescue" Voyager. (source link)

Chain Catcher news, according to documents submitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York on Monday, the crypto lending platform Celsius has set its asset auction date, with the bidding deadline at 4:00 AM Beijing time on October 18. If necessary, the auction will take place at 10:00 PM Beijing time on October 20, and the sale deadline is at 4:00 AM Beijing time on October 26. The documents state that a sale hearing will be held via Zoom before U.S. Chief Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn at 11:00 PM Beijing time on November 1, and it is expected that there will be a large number of participants.Earlier news reported that FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) is considering bidding for the assets of the bankrupt crypto lending platform Celsius Network. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, sources reveal that as of now, the cryptocurrency exchange FTX has the highest bid in the asset auction of Voyager Digital, but higher bids may still emerge in the coming days. It is reported that in the final stage of the auction, it is a contest between the FTX exchange and the digital asset investment firm Wave Financial. The source added that FTX's bid is higher, but the specific price is still unclear. The final acquisition results will be announced on September 29. (Coindesk)

Chain Catcher news, according to court documents, cryptocurrency broker Voyager Digital will begin asset bidding at 10 AM Eastern Time on September 13, with qualified bidders in the auction determining who will purchase the platform's assets. A hearing to approve the results is scheduled for September 29.Earlier in early July, Voyager filed for voluntary relief under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code managed by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, initiating the restructuring process. (The Block)