October 31st, 2025
Bybit isn’t the only firm reducing its staff strength to cope with the current bearish market conditions.
Embattled ex-FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried reflects on his ‘costly’ apathy for risk management during his time with the exchange.
The CFTC chair accepted that he had conducted nearly 12 meetings with SBF in the last 14 months before bankruptcy. SBF was looking to secure a clearinghouse license for FTX subsidiary LedgerX.
Mike Novogratz said that the FTX founder was “delusional” about his culpability in the crypto exchange’s collapse. He further added that crypto firms should never lend out customers’ funds without taking their permission.
Bitcoin prices exchanged around $16,900 during the Asian trading session, up approximately 2.4 percent in the past seven days.
The Huobi Advisory Board will evaluate all Poloniex projects on a monthly basis beginning today.
INX joins Binance, CrossTower, and others looking to acquire Voyager’s assets.
BlackRock is definitely not the last company to talk about the impact of the FTX collapse.
Instant messaging service Telegram announced that it will launch a crypto exchange and wallet to fix excessive centralization.
The regulator is pursuing a cease and desist order against FTX, Administrative Fines, and a refund of the assets received from investors amongst other demands.
The bill is now set to become law once signed by the President.
A market analyst has spotted a pattern in the fund transfers made by the FTX hacker to OKX. The crypto exchange said that it is investigating into the matter.
Crypto news site CoinDesk has reportedly sparked buyout interest following the platform’s report on FTX and Alameda ties.
The CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam is set to appear before a US Senate Committee Hearing on Thursday to testify about the now-bankrupt FTX trading platform.
O’Rourke declined a good hand gesture from Sam Bankman-Fried in October, calling the donation ‘unsolicited.’