Number Go Up: Finally, a great book on crypto
Number Go Up examines the industry that’s sprung up around blockchain, crypto, and Web3 over the past decade.
Sam Bankman-Fried still wants out over poor WiFi and laptop access
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried says the realities of jail proceedings and poor WiFi have resulted in him unable to prepare for his trial.
SBF told to prep his case in jail while another FTX exec pleads guilty
Bankman-Fried must remain in jail after his $250 million bail was revoked last month amid claims that he had interfered with witnesses.
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.
Opinion: SBF is proof the US justice system is broken
Prisoners like SBF may be second-class citizens but while the purpose of prison shouldn’t be forgotten, it’s vital standards are maintained.
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Tether executives have brushed shoulders with crime since its inception—by Protos Staff
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Floor price of Stoner Cats NFTs up 250% after SEC action—by Protos Staff
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Soulja Boy and Austin Mahone lose to SEC, Justin Sun still to respond—by Protos Staff
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Fortress Trust says ‘no loss of funds’ as its customers’ crypto was stolen—by Protos Staff
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X keeps 99% of ad revenue from most creator payouts—by Protos Staff
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David Bailey accuses Barry Silbert of using customer funds to pump GBTC—by Protos Staff
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Joseph Bankman warned Scaramucci about FTX—by Protos Staff
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Family office Nima Capital unofficially exits from Synapse token—by Protos Staff
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Another Binance executive jumps ship amid regulatory woes—by Protos Staff
