Bitcoin Depot dépose le bilan sous le régime du chapitre 11 au Texas

Le plus grand exploitant de distributeurs automatiques de Bitcoin en Amérique du Nord a déposé une demande de mise en faillite sous le régime du chapitre 11 au Texas. L'entreprise prévoit de cesser ses activités et de vendre ses actifs dans un contexte de défis réglementaires persistants.

Dans son dossier, Bitcoin Depot a invoqué un environnement réglementaire hostile et un modèle économique non viable. L'exploitant de distributeurs automatiques de Bitcoin à travers le continent a déclaré que la pression exercée par les autorités de régulation avait rendu son activité principale non viable.

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