Democrats Plan on Returning at Least $9.85M in FTX Donations
One by one, U.S. political groups are announcing they will return the millions Sam Bankman-Fried donated to them. Sending Back the Money The U.S. political system is still dealing with...
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One by one, U.S. political groups are announcing they will return the millions Sam Bankman-Fried donated to them. Sending Back the Money The U.S. political system is still dealing with...
Politicians and news organizations have reportedly planned to return roughly $6.6 million in donations from FTX — a mere fraction of the crypto exchange's estimated contributions.
The crypto trading firm reportedly suffered a $20 million dollar exposure in the FTX collapse.
BNB has entered the breakdown stage of its prevailing ascending triangle pattern alongside some negative fundamentals that can push price further down.
FTX was one of the key exchange partners for Busan city, but its recent collapse made the administration reconsider its plans of onboarding third-party crypto exchanges.
Crypto lender BlockFi has asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the authority to return the crypto held in BlockFi Wallets to users.
The former FTX CEO attended an emergency hearing of the Bahamas Magistrate Court just hours earlier, returning to prison following the event.
The entrepreneur reportedly reconsidered his earlier decision to contest extradition and now would be able to appear in a United States court.
Authorities in the Bahamas have had the former FTX CEO in custody since Dec. 12, shortly before he was denied bail.
Cryptocurrency market capitulation revolves around investors' fears of further losses in a seemingly never-ending downward spiral, but it's also the period of maximum opportunity.