Bahamas’ supreme court approves ‘provisional liquidators’ for FTX
The Securities Commission of the Bahamas said it had to act “given the magnitude, urgency, and international implications of the unfolding events with regard to FTX.”
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FTX bankruptcy filing speculates over 1 million creditors
In the latest bankruptcy filing for the exchange, it was revealed that there may be 1 million creditors, rather than the 100,000 initially estimated.
Crypto Traders Are Flocking to DeFi After FTX Exchange Implosion
GMX trading volume has hit an all-time daily high of $1.17 billion in the wake of FTXs collapse. GMX Trading Volume Soars Crypto traders are turning to DeFi following FTXs...
FTX collapse is Trust Wallet Token’s gain — Why did TWT price soar 150% in six days?
An exodus from centralized cryptocurrency exchanges after FTX's collapse appears to be the primary reason behind Trust Wallet Token's massive rally.
FTX hacker still draining exchange wallets? Analyst calls it on-chain spoofing
The FTX hacker managed to steal $477 million out of the $650 million moved on-chain on Nov.11 and currently holds $62 million in total assets.
FTX debacle sees Nansen take stock of major exchange onchain holdings
Blockchain analytics firm Nansen has released an overview of major cryptocurrency exchanges’ onchain asset holdings and portfolios in the wake of FTX’s collapse.
Trezor reports 300% surge in sales revenue due to FTX contagion
The hardware wallet firm is certain that the latest uptick in demand is a result of investors rescuing their funds in the aftermath of the FTX failure.
Crypto Twitter unhappy with SBF ‘puff piece’ pushed by mainstream media
While SBF refuses to interact with Crypto Twitter, the same community he once called home, he was featured in New York Times trying to explain the sequence of events that…
BTC losses get real as Bitcoin SOPR metric hits lowest since March 2020
Sale price versus price paid diverges the most in over two years — since the last Bitcoin "black swan" event.
Law Decoded, Nov. 7–14: How regulators reacted to the FTX crash
While some lawmakers expressed their eagerness to quick up the regulatory progress, others blamed the SEC in FTX's monopoly.
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