IPO firms and a holder of 4.7 million Ripple shares bought on a private market, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Linqto denies selling 4.7M Ripple shares, refutes viral claims, and faces SEC scrutiny amid bankruptcy and legal concerns ...

Linqto, a shareholder in Ripple, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following months of federal investigations over its handling ...

Ripple legal update confirms Linqto owns 4.7M Ripple shares with no active ties. Investigations continue as investor fears ...

Linqto, which offers shares of private firms like Ripple, filed for bankruptcy. Popular XRP advocate John Deaton has sued the ...

Ripple CEO denied direct engagement with Linqto but confirmed the firm holds 4.7M Ripple private shares. Ripple [XRP] has ...

The bankruptcy of Linqto, a private marketplace holding 4.7 million secondary Ripple shares, has no impact on pre-IPO markets ...

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse clarified that Ripple never sold shares directly to Linqto amid ongoing federal investigations into the platform.

Ripple clarifies the Ripple Linqto relationship, denying business ties as Linqto faces fraud probes and investor access ...

John Deaton sues Linqto over fraudulent stock sales related to Web3 firms, targeting founder Sarris to recover investor ...

Two customers of investment platform Linqto sued the company’s ex-CEO on Wednesday, a day after the company filed for ...

TheStreet. Linqto, an investment firm that offers shares of private companies like Ripple, could file for a bankruptcy filing ...