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Poolin Owes Wallet Users $163.7M — And Its $52M Texas Sale Could Still Fall Apart Next Week

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Crypto mining pool Poolin reportedly owes its wallet users approximately $163.7 million, and a planned $52 million sale of its Texas operations faces the risk of unraveling in the coming week. The situation highlights ongoing financial distress at the once-prominent mining operation, leaving users uncertain about recovering their funds.

WHY IT MATTERS

Imagine you deposited money into a company's digital wallet, trusting them to keep it safe — and then they told you they couldn't give it back. That's essentially what happened to Poolin's wallet users, who are collectively owed $163.7 million. Poolin is trying to sell some of its mining equipment and facilities in Texas for $52 million, but even if that sale goes through, it wouldn't come close to covering what they owe. A 'mining pool' is a service where many people combine their computing power to mine cryptocurrency together and share the rewards — Poolin was one of the biggest. This story is a reminder of the risks of leaving your crypto with third-party services rather than holding it in your own wallet.

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