After nearly two years of silence, Sam Bankman-Fried returned to X (formerly Twitter) with a surprising thread. The former FTX CEO, convicted of fraud and awaiting transfer to federal prison, shared thoughts on employment, layoffs, and corporate mismanagement. However, the timing of his tweets has raised speculation that he is trying to position himself favorably …
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FTX Digital Markets, the Bahamian arm of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, will begin repaying customers on February 18. Creditors in the “convenience class” category, those with claims under $50,000, will receive full repayment along with 9% annual interest since November 2022. FTX has transferred funds to BitGo and Kraken, the two platforms responsible for distributing …
More than two years after its collapse, FTX plans to start repaying customers and creditors early in 2025. The company announced it will implement its Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization on January 3, 2025. “We are well positioned to begin executing the distribution of recoveries back to all customers and creditors,” said FTX CEO John …
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Coinbase has struck a new deal with the Golden State Warriors, positioning itself as the NBA team’s “official cryptocurrency platform and blockchain partner.” This partnership marks a significant moment for both parties, as Coinbase steps into a sponsorship role previously occupied by FTX, the exchange that collapsed in 2022. Key Highlights: Crypto in the NBA …
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Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is appealing his 25-year prison sentence following his trial in late 2023. The court found Bankman-Fried guilty of defrauding investors of over $8 billion, but his new attorney, Alexandra A.E. Shapiro, claims the trial was flawed. She argued that Judge Kaplan, who presided over the case, presumed Bankman-Fried’s guilt and …
