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FTX influencers shift blame back onto the crypto exchange
Crypto bigwigs have joined the ranks of FTX influencers in recent years. Now, many are backtracking on their endorsements as some get sued.
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— FTX
Crypto bigwigs have joined the ranks of FTX influencers in recent years. Now, many are backtracking on their endorsements as some get sued.
Bitvavo is due up to $300 million after Bahamas-based FTX collapsed, leaving Genesis Trading and Digital Currency Group owing $1.8 billion.
Pages of charges filed against Sam Bankman-Fried by the SEC, CFTC, and SDNY reveal a lot about his alleged operations.
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Recently appointed FTX chief John J. Ray III explains where missing customer funds went in his latest statement to US officials.
The Shark Tank TV star has previously been open about his FTX dealings, however, he never disclosed the sums FTX were paying him.
Gemini Earn might not have had direct exposure to FTX, but it did have funds with Genesis Trading which, in turn, had funds at FTX.
Unlike Sam Bankman-Fried, Ellison has remained publicly silent since FTX's collapse and hasn't tweeted since early November.
Politicians in the Bahamas are concerned that the collapse of FTX could damage the country's reputation as a finance and crypto hub.
It's been reported that insurance policies provided by Relm for FTX and Alameda-related companies total in excess of $15 million.
Protos reviewed documents filed by Alameda Research that reveal that it held FTX equity on its balance sheet, bought from Binance in 2021.