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FTX downfall was a turning point for citizen journalism: Coinbase CEO
Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase has applauded the efforts of crypto analysts and citizen journalists amid the fall of FTX.
FTX hacker is now the 35th largest holder of ETH
The exploiter's Ethereum haul is worth an estimated $288 million at current market prices.
FTX Australia's license suspended as 30K Aussies left in the lurch
Three members of a Sydney-based investment and advisory firm are assigned to help Australians impacted by the suspension of the local entity of Sam Bankman-Fried’s former crypto empire.
Crypto stablecoin issuer Circle adds Apple Pay support
The stablecoin issuer said Apple Pay support allows traditional businesses to experience the benefits of crypto settlement while allowing crypto businesses to engage with non-crypto-using customers.
FTX bankruptcy freezes millions worth of crypto company funds
Galois Capital, New Huo Technology, and Nestcoin are just some of the crypto firms with funds stuck on FTX as the exchange undertakes bankruptcy filings in the United States.
Will SBF face consequences for mismanaging FTX? Don’t count on it
Lawmakers, regulators and even the institutional media don’t seem to have much interest in faulting SBF for using customer money to trade under the table.
SBF winds down mystifying Twitter thread that said little over many hours
The disgraced banker of last resort has been displaying odd behavior on Twitter, leading to speculation about his intentions and mental condition.
California AG issues warning-ladened guidance for public interested in buying crypto
In an effort to help consumers “avoid the hype, [and] get the facts,” Rob Bonta has created a page on crypto buying dominated by lists of scams, red flags and other unpleasantness.
FTX fallout continues: BlockFi reportedly mulling bankruptcy, SALT pauses withdrawals and deposits
News of BlockFi’s potential bankruptcy filing comes only a day after the platform denied allegations that the majority of its assets were held on FTX.
FDIC acting chair says no crypto firms or tokens are backed by agency
Martin Gruenberg answered affirmatively to Senator Bob Menendez that there were “no cryptocurrency firms backed by the FDIC” and its coverage did not include crypto "of any kind.”