Daniel Schwartzkopff

The sole director of the Cayman Islands parent of suspended fund group Invictus Capital, which claims to have crypto assets totaling $135 million under management, will not sign a declaration of solvency, meaning its voluntary liquidation will now be conducted under court supervision.

Citing exposure to the UST stablecoin and Celsius Network 'bank', crypto fund operator Invictus Capital, which was set up by South Africans and claims to have more than $135 million under management in investment funds in the Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands, has suspended redemptions and is attempting to re-organize under the oversight of voluntary liquidators appointed for its Cayman parent company.

Statement by Invictus Capital regarding the resignation of Daniel Schwartzkopff and other issues.

'Company Update' by Kalahari Administrators and Sahara Administrators regarding the resignation of Daniel Schwartzkopff and other issues.

Director Details for New World Holdings, obtained from the Cayman Islands General Registry on February 10th, 2021.

Director Details for Invictus Capital Financial Technologies SPC, obtained from the Cayman Islands General Registry on February 1st, 2021.

For the second time in less than two months, Cayman Islands-based "tokenized venture capital fund" Invictus Hyperion has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. claiming it was swindled in an Initial Coin Offering "pre-sale" by another Cayman firm, this one called Gamedex Ltd.

Cayman Islands-domiciled "tokenized venture capital fund" Invictus Hyperion claims to be a victim of a U.S.-based "pump and dump" securities fraud after it invested $250,000 in a "pre-sale" for an Initial Coin Offering for a digital token whose price "plummeted by more than 90 percent" within a month of the ICO being completed.

Complaint alleging fraud regarding the MET/One digital tokens in Invictus Hyperion, of the Cayman Islands v. Menlo, Inc., d.b.a. Menlo One, of Delaware; Menlo Corp., of the Cayman Islands; Matthew Nolan, of New York; Tiaan Wolmarans, of South Africa; David Dawson, of New York; Marcie Grambeau, of New York, and Jake Baval, of New York, at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.