Bitcoin slips under $17K, crypto stocks tumble in reaction to FTX bankruptcy
Bitcoin, altcoins and crypto-linked stocks correct sharply after FTX officially files for bankruptcy with BTC price slipping below its June lows again.
Bitcoin, altcoins and crypto-linked stocks correct sharply after FTX officially files for bankruptcy with BTC price slipping below its June lows again.
The collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire is likely to have repercussions beyond the crypto markets, according to Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg.
FTX Europe was one of roughly 130 companies in FTX Group which will be a part of bankruptcy proceedings in the United States.
After lecturing us about crypto regulation, Sam Bankman-Fried’s house of cards collapsed this week as FTX declared bankruptcy.
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FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has resigned his position, and will be succeeded by John Ray.
From buying Bahamas-based NFTs to offering bounties to FTX employees, users with balances stuck in FTX are trying whatever they can to withdraw their money.
Zane Tackett suggests alternatives to “boomer procedures” when it comes to FTX bankruptcy.
The collapse of FTX came as a surprise to many, but as more information pours in, it seems FTX’s liquidity crisis began sooner than many thought.
A bearish technical setup and a declining number of Ether whales pose downside risks for ETH’s price.
Sandeep Nailwal, the co-founder of Polygon, encouraged Solana community members to keep on building.
A Bitcoin whale has moved 3,500 BTC to new wallets for the first time since 2011, changing the address format from P2PKH to P2SH.
ETH price plummeted to a 4-month low at $1,070 after a wave of futures liquidations.
Deepak.eth, the founder of the blockchain infrastructure Chain, listed their NFT collection for sale on OpenSea starting at 8,000 ETH.
A joint effort is aimed at assessing the possible use of wholesale central bank digital currencies in cross-border transactions.
Unrealized losses are hitting both long-term and short-term holders this week, with half of the supply underwater in wallets.
A rumor suggesting that FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has been arrested is circulating on social media.
The California DFPI announced it will open up an investigation as to the “apparent failure” of FTX and says it takes this oversight very seriously.
The two U.S. Senators said the downfall of FTX clearly exemplified “the need for greater federal oversight of the digital asset industry.”
FTX won’t be getting a bailout from Tether who confirmed it isn’t planning to provide a cash injection despite the CEO reportedly reaching out to multiple firms for help.
Nearly all major stablecoins lost their dollar pegs amid the FTX saga, but most have recovered again as markets stabilize.
The JST token in particular is trading for a premium of around 1,200%, while BTT and TRX have inflated at least 500% apiece.
Ark Investments topped up its Coinbase stock shortly after FTX’s liquidity issues were revealed, which came after Coinbase stated that it had “minimal exposure” to the troubled trading platform.
“We intend to communicate as frequently as possible […] but anticipate that this will be less frequent than what our clients and other stakeholders are used to.”
Genesis Trading is the latest firm to declare exposure to FTX and may look to its parent company for help as it did after the 3AC bankruptcy.
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The Bahamas Securities Commission said FTX’s assets could not be moved without the approval of a Supreme Court-appointed liquidator.
The company claimed its PoR product can restore trust in crypto exchanges through greater transparency, but not everyone is convinced.
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According to Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, the administration and financial agencies will “closely monitor” developments in the crypto market.