BLOCKFILLS HALTS WITHDRAWALS AMID CRYPTO TURMOIL
Susquehanna-backed crypto lender BlockFills has suspended client deposits and withdrawals, citing recent market volatility. The Chicago-based firm, which serves 2,000 institutional clients and handled $60 bn in 2025 trading, remains open for select trading but is limiting liquidity.
The move echoes past crypto downturns, including the 2022 collapse of FTX and other lenders. Bitcoin’s recent drop below $65,000—down ~45% from October highs—has intensified pressures, while stalled U.S. crypto legislation continues to weigh on the market.

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