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Commingled Funds

Customer deposits used for purposes other than custody — proprietary trading, related-party loans, operational spending. Cannot be reversed once exposed.

Records exhibiting this pattern

  • Hack·May 29, 2026ongoing

    DxSale BNB Chain Liquidity Exploit on May 29, 2026

    DxSale lost about $7.3 million in a BNB Chain locker exploit that reportedly affected roughly 1,400 liquidity providers, after a prior ownership transfer and a withdrawal-loop abuse were identified by analysts.

    $7.3M affected
  • Exchange collapse·November 11, 2022resolved

    FTX Collapse — November 2022

    The world's second-largest crypto exchange filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy within nine days of a leaked Alameda balance sheet that revealed commingled customer funds.

    $8.00B affected
  • Exchange collapse·July 13, 2022resolved

    Celsius Network Collapse — July 2022

    The largest centralised crypto lender suspended withdrawals on 12 June 2022 and filed for Chapter 11 a month later, owing approximately $4.7 billion to retail depositors.

    $4.70B affected
  • Exchange collapse·July 5, 2022resolved

    Voyager Digital Collapse and Bankruptcy in 2022

    After Three Arrows Capital defaulted on a roughly $670 million loan, Voyager froze customer activity, entered Chapter 11, and later liquidated, returning about 35.7% of customer claim value.

    $670.0M affected
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