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Alongside shuttering FTT trading pairs with Bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance is also closing off the ability to short FTX’s token.

The California-based accountant turned politician Brad Sherman has intensified his crypto criticism amid the recent market turmoil.

Amid FTX Exchange’s collapse, the token powering self-custody crypto wallet Trust Wallet has soared as users flee exchanges.

The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance is forming an “industry recovery fund” to help projects overcome possible liquidity crises.

Custodial wallets are considered a low-entry barrier for those new to the crypto space since they are easy to use and can be accessed from any device with an internet connection. However, security is a major concern.

The collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s empire was the talk of the town at this year’s LaBitConf in Buenos Aires.

Lawmakers sounded off on the need for better investor protections after a chaotic week.

The entire market crashed this week as one of the industry’s biggest players watched their empire totally evaporate in five days flat.

The Royal Bahamas Police Force is “working closely with the Bahamas Securities Commission to investigate if any criminal misconduct occurred.”

Crypto.com’s $400 million mishap is raising doubts over the exchange’s recent efforts at transparency following FTX’s collapse.

If you’re not sure what differentiates a “shitcoin” from an altcoin, don’t worry: some of the industry’s biggest names at LaBitConf aren’t either.

The crypto industry bore witness to one of the most sudden and devastating contractions of wealth in financial history.

Several wallets belonging to FTX were rapidly drained before midnight. An FTX Telegram admin called it a hack and warned users not to visit the site.

When SBF approached Musk about investing in his Twitter bid, Musk asked his banker Michael Grimes, “Does Sam actually have $3B liquid?”

FTX’s ignominious collapse was inevitable, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said at LaBitConf Friday.

Amid questions over holdings, Crypto.com shares its data—and a major meme token makes up a big chunk of its reserves.

FTX signed sports deals worth $375 million—and that’s just the deals with publicly reported price tags. Now it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Sam Bankman-Fried’s net worth evaporated this week alongside his businesses—and apparently billions’ worth of customer assets.

If a Canadian pension fund investing in a crypto firm that’s gone bankrupt sounds familiar, that’s because it happened with Celsius Network.

A former partner at Lightspeed Ventures, Wu joined the investment arm of FTX in January, funding several crypto startups.

One of FTX’s many sports world partners has pulled back as the exchange files for bankruptcy protection.

A mysterious wash-trading arbitrageur has, it appears, found a cunning way to retrieve his or her frozen millions.

Bankman-Fried said he is still “piecing together all of the details” of how he lost billions of dollars of users’ funds.

Along with urging the FTX chief to “tell the truth,” Scaramucci said his firm is working to buy back the exchange’s 30% stake in Skybridge.

After a dramatic week, crypto exchange FTX has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and its CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has resigned.

The Coinbase CEO said that if the U.S. can catch up on regulating crypto, customers won’t be driven towards offshore exchanges.

The ambitious philanthropic project is set to wind down its operations following the near collapse of its parent and beneficiary FTX.

California’s finance regulator issued a consumer alert, announcing an investigation into FTX and urging affected clients to contact the DFPI.

Investors had a brief reprieve from the deepening FTX crisis thanks to limited withdrawals and rosier inflation numbers.

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