The examination comes in the wake of the FTX debacle, a crypto exchange found to be mismanaging customers’ funds by simply lying about their operations.
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FTX illustrated why banks need to take over cryptocurrency
Banks should embrace crypto as a way to mitigate risk and prevent losses that consumers at the hands of rogue crypto exchanges.
Singapore police warn investors against FTX phishing scams: Report
FTX has an estimated $8 billion hole in its balance sheet. Investors desperate to get their money back are being targeted by phishing scams.
SBF’s lawyers terminate FTX representation due to conflicts of interest
Attorney Martin Flumenbaum believed that Sam Bankman-Fried’s “incessant and disruptive tweeting” negatively impacted the reorganization efforts of the lawyers.
South Korea seizes $104M from Terra co-founder suspecting unfair profits
The decision to freeze Shin’s asset worth over $104 million was approved by the Seoul Southern District Court, which was based on a request from […]
FTX collapse could trigger ‘appetite’ for harsher regulation, says Andrew Yang
“This is categorically a very, very negative thing for human beings and for the regulatory environment,” Yang said.
UAE regulator adopts blockchain to speed up commercial judgments
ADGM Courts aims to “massively transform the delivery of judicial services,” said CEO Linda Fitz-Alan while introducing blockchain technology for commercial courts.
CFTC Commissioner Mersinger says the time has come for action on crypto regulation
The commissioner said Congress may have to intervene in relations between the regulating agencies, but both have a role to work out; until then the […]
Russian bill would legalize crypto mining, sales under ‘experimental legal regime’
The bill provides a legal definition of mining and mining pools and would create a domestic cryptocurrency market in Russia’s latest step to integrate digital […]
FTX names Kroll as claims agent, to update users on bankruptcy developments
Claims and noticing agents such as Kroll are often assigned to bankruptcy cases where the number of creditors exceeds a thousand.