Crypto investment firm Keyrock is acquiring bankrupt lender Blockfills
Key takeaways
- Keyrock, a Brussels-based digital asset services firm, is in the process of acquiring bankrupt crypto trading and lending firm Blockfills, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
- A Keyrock spokesperson told CoinDesk that the acquisition is subject to court approval.
- "We can confirm that, as set out in the official Bankruptcy Court document filed on 26 May 2026, Keyrock SA has been declared the 'Successful Bidder' for certain assets of Reliz Technology Group Holdings Inc.
Keyrock, a Brussels-based digital asset services firm, is in the process of acquiring bankrupt crypto trading and lending firm Blockfills, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
A Keyrock spokesperson told CoinDesk that the acquisition is subject to court approval. According to a bankruptcy filing, Keyrock agreed to a purchase price of $3.25 million, and will assume "substantially all" of BlockFills' assets, certain liabilities, some of its equity interests, customer lists and its proprietary technology and intellectual property.
"We can confirm that, as set out in the official Bankruptcy Court document filed on 26 May 2026, Keyrock SA has been declared the 'Successful Bidder' for certain assets of Reliz Technology Group Holdings Inc. and its affiliated debtors," a Keyrock spokesperson said in a statement.