Opinion: We need to talk about that New Yorker Sam Bankman-Fried article
Arguing for Sam Bankman-Fried and his parents and explaining away the loss of billions in customer assets isn't up to The New Yorker.
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BitBoy arrested and released after tracking Hit Network exec
BitBoy was bailed on a $2,600 bond after he was arrested for "loitering/prowling" and for "simple assault by placing another in fear."
Craig Wright faces potential civil sanctions over incomplete financial forms
Craig Wright's financial disclosure form failed to include certain information about his employer, his spouse, and his bank accounts.
Two law firms made over $200M from FTX, Celsius, and other crypto busts
Major law firms Sullivan & Cromwell and Kirkland & Ellis made $110 million and $101 million in fees respectively from crypto firm implosions.
SBF to offer expert witnesses $1,200 an hour to testify at his trial
Up to seven of Bankman-Fried's friends and former colleagues may be asked to testify about campaign finance laws, FTX, and Alameda Research.
Former Archblock CEO Daniel Jaiyong An is suing Archblock
Daniel Jaiyong An's lawsuit suggests Archblock directors were unwilling to fulfil their fiduciary duties to shareholders.
Crypto Twitter misinterpreted everything in SEC v. Ripple
In the SEC's case against Ripple, a judge has partially denied the SEC’s request for summary judgment leading some to claim a win for Ripple.
New crypto traders need ‘cooling-off’ period rules UK watchdog
Under new rules from the FCA, crypto firms will also be required to warn traders that they won't be protected "if something goes wrong."
California lawmaker wants to legitimize the incorporation of DAOs
Unless revised, proposed bill AB 1229 would allow any non-profit group in California to claim 'decentralized' status as a non-profit DAO.
Doxxed FTX creditors could face identity theft and personal attacks
A Secret Service crypto expert claims that doxxing FTX clients with large crypto holdings would be like “placing a target on their back."