A friend recently asked Mr. Davies whether he felt any remorse. “Remorse for what?” he said he had replied.
For the past few months, Mr. Davies and Mr. Zhu have been planning a comeback. In April, they unveiled Open Exchange, a marketplace for traders who lost money in last year’s crypto implosions. Customers will be able to buy and sell claims to the bankruptcy estates of defunct crypto firms like FTX and possibly Three Arrows itself.
In pitch documents sent to investors in January, Mr. Davies and Mr. Zhu code-named their new company “GTX,” an alphabetical successor to Mr. Bankman-Fried’s failed exchange.
“I just thought it was very funny,” Mr. Zhu said.
Source: Founders of Three Arrows, Failed Crypto Fund, Are Living Large – The New York Times
