
April 18th, 2025
Besides the more than 200 affiliated companies FTX named in the bankruptcy filing last week, many creditors are likely to go out of business.
Despite the reassurances, the bleeding of SOL has not stopped as SOL continues to dive.
Although the FTX hacker lost a sizable chunk of the loot due to hasty decision-making, they still hold $339 million in various crypto.
Similar to the US and the Bahamas, the Turkish law enforcement agency launched an investigation into institutions, people, banks, and crypto service providers associated with FTX.
After FTX declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a series of unauthorized transactions happened on the company accounts.
BlockFi said the rumor is not entirely true and issued a statement to clarify the situation on the ground.
The Solana Foundation has 3.24M shares of FTX Trading LTD common stock, 3.43 million FTT tokens, and 134.54M SRM tokens.
In a bid to rescue FTX customers who may be left out in the dark, Binance CEO has set out a fund to help promising projects undergoing a liquidity crisis.
Binance wants to help crypto firms currently facing liquidity crisis.
Crypto.com clarifies it did not lose $1 billion in crypto to FTX but instead lost a much smaller $10 million stake.
The ongoing trials of the FTX platform have confirmed the saying that no one wants to tag along with a failure.
Several Solana-based DeFi protocols started unplugging from Serum as they weren’t sure who wielded absolute control over it.
Given the interest of multiple enterprises in expanding their operations in the region, the new policies will drive interest in Hong Kong as a financial hub.
Sources familiar with the matter explained the blurred lines in the functioning of FTX and Alameda Research and how the employees were kept in the dark over the misuse of customers’ funds.
It appears that the friendship between the Bahamas and FTX is gradually coming to an end with the ongoing scrutiny.