— 3AC, Kyle Davies
Autism may be the only asset left for 3AC founders after $1B frozen
According to a statement from 3AC’s liquidator, $1.4 billion in assets have been frozen while creditors are still owed around $3.3 billion.
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Former EU senator working for Chinese spies said Binance is ‘the future’
Chinese spies used Binance to pay far-right politician Frank Creyelman for influencing decisions made by the European Parliament.
FTX owes more in legal fees than it does to creditors
Recent filings show that FTX has been billed $1.45 billion in bankruptcy legal fees so far while it owes $1.42 billion to creditors.
Tether rarely minded law enforcement, now it suddenly does
A few weeks after US Secret Service and FBI agents began surveilling USDT wallets, Tether announced “voluntary” sanctions compliance.
US surgeon sues Coinbase after hackers pay off debt, steal $350K
Coinbase has been sued by a surgeon for 'faulty' security measures which failed to stop or notify him of hackers draining his crypto.
Binance claims to operate in 100+ countries but only discloses 45
Binance's site lists countries where it's come under increased scrutiny, such as France, where it was raided by money laundering authorities.
— Ethereum
Ethereum centralization is becoming a serious problem
Ethereum centralization continues since the Merge to proof-of-stake consensus. Liquid staking and layer 2s are just two of those drivers.
The beef between Circle and Tether
Circle and Tether executives have engaged in a series of increasingly public spats as the firms vie for control of the stablecoin market.
Lawyer Pavel Pogodin, known for targeting crypto’s bigwigs, rumored to be dead
One of the most outspoken litigants suing crypto companies, Pavel Pogodin, apparently died last year in the Dominican Republic.
Scoop: Tether’s political ties with new banking partner Britannia
Tether's new Bahama's-based banking partner and its main shareholders are major donors to the UK's ruling Conservative Party.