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.
Major law firms Sullivan & Cromwell and Kirkland & Ellis made $110 million and $101 million in fees respectively from crypto firm implosions.
According to Cyvers and Peckshield, around 6,000 ether and $5.9M in stablecoins were transferred in a number of “suspicious transactions.”
Since BitBoy’s social channels were taken over last week, his $BEN token has fallen 93% from its all-time high and 55% from its launch price.
The UK’s 40% tax rate means that £100,000 in inherited crypto could still incur a £40,000 bill, even if bereaved families can never spend it.
Martin Krung wants to replace DAOs with decentralized hierarchical organizations, including elected leaders and hierarchical decision-making.