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FTX Collapse
FTX Seeks to Remove Turkish Units From Bankruptcy Case
The U.S. estate of the bankrupt crypto exchange doesn’t reckon the Turkish authorities will cooperate after they seized local assets in November.
Australian Regulator Had Internally Raised Concerns on FTX
56 documents published by ASIC shows that the regulator was assessing some products offered by FTX in the country.
CFTC Commissioner Kristin Johnson Urges Congress to Expand Agency’s Authority to Review Crypto Acquisitions
Johnson reiterated concerns that the old regulatory frameworks, like antitrust legislation, may not be enough to prevent the next crypto crisis.
FTX Creditor List Features Netflix, Binance, Wall Street Journal
Lawyers for the bankrupt crypto exchange published an extensive list of creditors that includes media companies, airlines, universities and charities.
Australian Crypto Exchange Digital Surge to Pay Back Creditors After Losing $33M on FTX
More than 22,000 of its customers have had their digital assets frozen since Nov. 16.
Coinbase Trading Volume Increases in January While Other Exchanges See Declines: JPMorgan
Coinbase’s reputation as one of the more trustworthy exchanges in the U.S. has helped it following the collapse of rival FTX.
Crypto Lender Genesis Is FTX's Largest Unsecured Creditor With $226M in Claims
Genesis Global Capital leads the revised list that un-redacted the names of several creditors.
Digital Currency Group Owes Subsidiary Genesis Global Over $1.65B
Genesis filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday, listing debts of roughly $3.5 billion.
Crypto Lawyers Share Blame for FTX, Other Disasters, CFTC Commissioner Says
Gatekeepers such as lawyers, accountants and investment firms should have insisted the crypto industry handle itself in a safer fashion, Commissioner Goldsmith Romero argued.
How Social Media Influencers Fed Bankman-Fried's Cult of Personality
A number of YouTubers, often working with the Creators Agency talent management company, took money that was allegedly stolen from FTX customers to promote a gigantic financial fraud.
