
July 10th, 2025
Both ByBit and FTX are offering ETHW trading following the successful Ethereum Merge, even as the network is preparing for a hard fork.
Sources claim that popular crypto exchange FTX is securing funding for several potential acquisitions, and has begun takeover negotiations.
As part of the arrangement, Huobi has also agreed to sponsor the Busan Blockchain Week at the end of October 2022.
FTX Ventures & SkyBridge Capital are collaborating once again to “complement both [their] businesses” on the crypto front.
The publicly traded crypto platform, Voyager intends to auction off its assets as part of the bankruptcy process.
All deposits and withdrawals will be suspended about half an hour before the Merge starts, but normalcy will return to transactions as soon as the upgrade is completed.
Zach Dexter, FTX US Derivatives CEO, noted his satisfaction with working with the former CFTC Commissioner.
The city had previously contracted cryptocurrency exchange Binance to construct the Busan Digital Asset Exchange and build specialized blockchain products.
The recipients have up to September 12 to reply to the letter and their response could inform their decision to craft a legislative solution.
Offchain Labs also revealed that it had updated its Arbitrum Operating System (ArbOS), rewriting it in the Go programming language.
The rumors about FTX potentially buying Huobi are not a surprise, considering FTX race in acquiring spree, even during the crypto winter. This year so far, FTX already signed a few acquisition deals.
With Binance and FTX exchanges now in the mix, things have gotten more interesting in the bid to buy Voyager’s assets.
FTX has been linked with virtually every crypto lender that has run into financial trouble this year.
The record shows that FTX had about $2.5 billion in cash at the end of 2021 and 27% profit margins.
After a depeg following the removal from crypto exchange FTX, the HUSD stablecoin has regained its USD peg. The company clarifies the matter.