
April 18th, 2025
BlackRock is definitely not the last company to talk about the impact of the FTX collapse.
Instant messaging service Telegram announced that it will launch a crypto exchange and wallet to fix excessive centralization.
The regulator is pursuing a cease and desist order against FTX, Administrative Fines, and a refund of the assets received from investors amongst other demands.
The bill is now set to become law once signed by the President.
A market analyst has spotted a pattern in the fund transfers made by the FTX hacker to OKX. The crypto exchange said that it is investigating into the matter.
Crypto news site CoinDesk has reportedly sparked buyout interest following the platform’s report on FTX and Alameda ties.
The CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam is set to appear before a US Senate Committee Hearing on Thursday to testify about the now-bankrupt FTX trading platform.
O’Rourke declined a good hand gesture from Sam Bankman-Fried in October, calling the donation ‘unsolicited.’
With the BNB chain housing over 1300 dApps, integration with the OpenSea marketplace will improve connectedness in the larger ecosystem.
American entrepreneur Sam Bankman-Fried has failed to honor a loan agreement with BlockFi.
After failing to overcome “rapidly evolving” crypto-related challenges, Bitfront is shutting down its crypto operations on March 31st.
The compensation comprises cash payments associated with both pre-petition and post-petition durations, which is in consideration for payments of pre-petitions totals based on the orders of the bankruptcy court.
The FTX bankruptcy has surprised many investors with fears of possible unexpected centralized crypto exchange collapse.
BlockFi’s current situation is the latest example of a rocky season in the crypto space as many companies conduct major layoffs.
With the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, founders of bankrupt 3AC and Celsius Network are taking the opportunity to throw the weight on Sam Bankman-Fried.