According to BlockBeats, on February 18, The Block reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that Blockchain.com has not sold any subsidiaries and has not negotiated with Coinbase about potential transactions. Instead, Blockchain.com has sold illiquid positions to make a profit and increase liquidity for acquisition activities. The statement was confirmed by Blockchain.com. Earlier, according to Decrypt, citing people familiar with the matter, Blockchain.com has been selling assets to fill the $270 million funding gap brought to it by Three Arrows Capital. Its venture capital arm BlockchainVentures recently sold 80% of PolySign's shares, and executives have been in talks with Coinbase about potential business acquisitions.
