30-year-old founder of Amber Group passed away

On November 23, 30-year-old Tianthian Kullander, who became one of the founders of the Amber Group cryptocurrency platform, passed away. This was reported by representatives of the platform on their website. Now, when entering this platform, an obituary will be shown first, which is intended to honor the memory, after which you can return to the main site.

According to Amber Group employees, Kullander played a very important role in the foundation of the platform and became one of the pillars of the company's success. He also served on the board of directors of Fnatic and was directly involved in the creation of KeeperDAO. Now Tiantian Kullander is left with a wife and son, who will have to continue their journey without a husband and father.

Amber Group is one of the few crypto companies that were founded 5 years ago and are still going strong. The organization provides services to both retail investors and large companies and institutional investors. They organize the process of market making, create trading services, and improve investment tools and decentralized finance infrastructure.

At the beginning of this year, Amber Group was able to raise over $200,000,000 within the investment round. The total value of the Singaporean company was estimated at $3,000,000,000, which allowed it to subsequently absorb the Japanese bitcoin exchange DeCurret. The well-known Bloomberg publication reported that Amber Group plans to raise another $10,000,000,000, but how exactly the Singaporean company will go towards its goal is still silent.

The passing of Tianthian Kullander is not the first bad news this month. On the 1st, Nikolai Mukhgyan, known for co-founding MakerDAO and DAI, died in Puerto Rico. Strange in this, one can find that the day before his death, Mukhgyan wrote on a Twitter account about the intentions of the CIA and the Israeli investigative service of Israel Mossad to “torture him to death.”