TechFlow news — Auros Global, a crypto trading firm, has emerged from court-supervised provisional liquidation last week following a major debt restructuring, securing $17 million in new funding led by traditional high-frequency trading firm Vivienne Court Trading and publicly listed bitcoin mining company Bit Digital (BTBT). According to a spokesperson for Auros Global, the company received a sealed court order on Wednesday from a British Virgin Islands (BVI) judge terminating the provisional liquidation process.
Prior to the collapse of FTX, Auros was among the top 10–15 digital asset market makers, handling approximately 1–2% of total crypto trading volume. The company encountered liquidity issues in November when around $20 million in digital assets became trapped on the now-defunct FTX, and it failed to repay approximately $18 million in decentralized finance (DeFi) loans. After filing for provisional liquidation in the British Virgin Islands, the company spent roughly five months under court supervision negotiating how to settle outstanding debts and repay creditors.Source
