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FTX debtors have prioritized selling four businesses owned by the company, however, the US bankruptcy trustee in FTX’s case has argued that FTX has provided very little information on what’s actually being sold.
 
			        
        
According to the US DOJ, the Robinhood shares have drawn ownership claims from several parties, including SBF and FTX creditors.
 
			        
        
Jefferies wrote that Coinbase would be “acutely pressured in the near term” as retail customers withdraw from crypto after the FTX crumble.
 
			        
        
The former FTX boss said he will share details about what he knows of the exchange “in time”.
 
			        
        
US prosecutors have created a website to communicate explicitly with the victims of disgraced ex-FTX boss Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF).
 
			        
        
The US attorney’s office for the Western District of Washington in Seattle has subpoenaed a few investment firms asking them to provide records of their communications with Binance over the past few months.
 
			        
        
The need for better transparency and compliance with laid down rules will be critical in 2023.
 
			        
        
DCG once appeared to be untouchable but may fast be losing its stability.
 
			        
        
New York’s state attorney general Letitia James revealed on Twitter that she is suing the former Celsius Network head for defrauding investors out of billions of dollars.
 
			        
        
The governor of the Bank of France said that they should not wait for the EU-wide MiCA standards, scheduled for 2024, to kick-in and must have their own indigenous regulatory stance in place.
 
			        
        
Amid the growing concern in the shares of BBBY, the stock is down by as much as 23.23% after previously hitting an All-Time Low (ATL).
 
			        
        
Crypto bank Silvergate had to undertake a 200-employee layoff and take other drastic measures to facilitate a withdrawal bank run.
 
			        
        
The DoJ believes SBF engaged in a year-long fraud business that cost investors and customers billions of dollars.
 
			        
        
In the presence of the judge and his lawyers, Mark Cohen and Christian Everdell, SBF pleaded not guilty to all charges.
 
			        
        
SBF remains under house arrest after posting a $250 million bail bond back in December.