
Fortune reports that Tanzanian authorities continue questioning Joe McCann over Ashly Robinson’s death, while Asymmetric also faces scrutiny after its liquidity fund reportedly fell nearly 80% in 2025.
Tanzanian authorities are continuing to question Asymmetric founder Joe McCann after influencer Ashly Robinson died during their vacation, according to Fortune. Police have reportedly withheld McCann’s passport as part of the ongoing investigation. The existing reporting on the case said Robinson was found at a hotel on April 8 and died in hospital on April 9, with authorities waiting for autopsy results. Fortune also reported that Asymmetric’s liquidity fund was down nearly 80% in 2025, adding financial pressure and broader attention around McCann and his crypto investment firm.