Encrypted trading and market-making firm Auros Global was released from court-supervised provisional liquidation following a major debt restructuring and raised funding led by traditional high-frequency trading firm Vivienne Court Trading and listed bitcoin mining firm Bit Digital, CoinDesk reported. Other investors include asset management company and blockchain technology developer Trovio, venture capital firm Primal Capital, trading firm Epoch Capital, and some traders from Optiver. Auros received a court order from a British Virgin Islands judge last Wednesday to end the provisional liquidation process. Auros Global suffered from liquidity problems last November when about $20 million of its digital assets were trapped on now-defunct exchange FTX and failed to pay about $18 million in DeFi loans.