
April 18th, 2025
With the jury absent, SBF told the court that the interactions between FTX officials through different messaging channels like Signal were deleted and he never discussed a $13 billion hole with Caroline Ellison.
As FTX disgraced founder Sam Bankman-Fried steps to defend himself in the court on Thursday, here’s what has transpired ever since the FTX bankruptcy.
Sam Bankman-Fried will be pushing to clear his name after his former colleagues made many revelations that could lead to his imprisonment for more than 100 years if the jury finds him guilty.
BlockFi revealed that it has emerged from bankruptcy court, having received approval for its reorganization plan from all relevant stakeholders.
While the path forward for FTX remains uncertain, the exchange appears to be taking steps to recover from recent turbulent times.
North America has led the world with 24.4% of global crypto transaction activity which is split relatively evenly between DeFi and centralized exchanges.
Bankman-Fried’s legal team, led by Mark Cohen and Christian Everdell, has encountered difficulties in presenting a coherent narrative to the jurors.
Despite the risks of using AI by malicious actors, Tim Draper believes there is no need for governments to take any measures to regulate AI for now.
It was disclosed that FTX customers’ money was spent on business investments, political and charity donations, and real estate.
Binance.US updated its terms of use to inform its customers that the direct withdrawal of USD is unavailable but they can convert to the supported stablecoins or other digital assets to facilitate seamless transfers.
The team overseeing the bankruptcy process has put forward a new plan to distribute the remaining assets to affected creditors. The proposal aims to give creditors back up to 90% of their holdings at the time of FTX’s collapse.
Former FTX’s head of engineering Nishad Singh spills the beans over reckless expenditure of customers’ funds by Sam Bankman-Fried. He also admits to being part of these crimes.
Ellison told the New York court that SBF ordered her to lie about the state of financial statements for Alameda Research to secure more loans against customers’ deposits at FTX.
The Congressional Committee of Brazil noted that Binance was running a pyramid scheme and operating while bypassing the regulators. The case is now for the Brazilian police to look after.
Ellison, who led Alameda Research, said SBF asked her to commit money laundering and fraud by faking figures submitted to investors.