Trouble in paradise: Bahamas fears FTX crash could hurt its rep
Politicians in the Bahamas are concerned that the collapse of FTX could damage the country’s reputation as a finance and crypto hub.
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Sam Bankman-Fried says he’s gearing up for some kind of “restart” but the troubled former billionaire may have to look beyond crypto.
Bahamian rhapsody: FTX users exploit loophole to withdraw crypto
The Bahamas’ Security Commission froze FTX International’s assets yesterday while insisting that Bahamian accounts be able to withdraw funds.
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