Kullander, co-founder of Hong Kong digital asset management company Amber Group, died suddenly on the 23rd. He was only 30 years old and was only 30 years old.
The cryptocurrency field has been in chaos recently. After the cryptocurrency exchange FTX announced bankruptcy, Tiantian Kullander, co-founder of digital asset management company Amber Group, whose market value once reached US$3 billion, died suddenly on the 23rd at the age of 30.
Australia ABC News reported that the Hong Kong-based Amber Group issued a statement announcing the death of Kurand, saying that he died in his sleep.
statement said that Kuland "is a great partner and a real friend. He devoted himself to his work at every stage of the company's development."
Amber Group said that the company will not stop due to the death of Kurand and will continue to operate.
Kurand, who worked at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, co-founded Amber Group with his colleagues in 2017, and his market value once reached US$3 billion at the beginning of 2022.
After the cryptocurrency exchange FTX announced bankruptcy, it affected the entire cryptocurrency industry. Kurand also issued a statement to the public, saying that the bankruptcy of FTX does affect Amber Group, but less than 10% of Amber Group's assets are placed in FTX, so the company can still operate normally.
