SBF Wants to Start New Business to Repay Aggrieved FTX Investors

With over a million FTX creditors owed up to $50 billion, FTX’s former CEO has expressed interest in starting a business to repay them all. Repaying Aggrieved Customers The founder and former CEO of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX have…

Paxful CEO Promotes Self-custody and Warns Against Crypto Exchanges

While some executives chose to double down on ensuring the security of funds on their platforms, Ray Youssef, CEO of crypto exchange Paxful, backed the idea of self-custody. Case For Self-custody The case for self-custody strengthens as investors demand proof…

Sam Bankman-Fried Secretly Funded Crypto News Site, The Block

According to Axios, The Block, a media company that claims to cover crypto news independently, has been secretly funded for more than a year with money funneled to The Block’s CEO from the disgraced Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto trading firm. Credibility…

Canadian Billionaire Kevin O’Leary Reveals $15M Payment to Become FTX Spokesman

Canadian business person, Shark Tank judge, and contributor to CNBC Kevin O’Leary admits he lost a $15 million payment made to him by FTX. In an interview with CNBC, he disclosed that the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX had paid him…

FTX Was Lining Up $100M Liverpool and Manchester United Sponsorship Deals

According to sources, Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX exchange held discussions earlier this year about sponsoring Manchester United and Liverpool of the English Premier League. FTX’s Broad Ambitions Those conversations highlight how eager the now-bankrupt corporation was to spend a sizable quantity…

FTX Founder to Appear In Congress After Congresswoman Maxine Water’s Request

The founder of FTX has said he will eventually testify before a congressional panel looking into his business. Financial Services Committee Hearing Sam Bankman-Fried responded to Rep. Maxine Waters’ request to come before the House Financial Services Committee on December…

FTX Employees Set to Be Paid As Bankruptcy Proceedings Continue

FTX appears to be moving on since news broke that it was filing for bankruptcy. The insolvent exchange will pay its employees and contractors after several weeks of uncertainty and bad news.  The bulk of FTX subsidiaries worldwide has reportedly resumed…

FTX Founder Sam Bankman- Fried Could Be Looking At Jail Time, Mark Cuban Says

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried should be concerned about going to jail, according to Mark Cuban. The billionaire majority owner of the Dallas Mavericks also believes that cryptocurrencies are here to stay despite the FTX debacle. SBF Has Left A lasting…

SBF’s Lawyers Terminate FTX Representation Citing Conflict Of Interest

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the FTX CEO, no longer has legal representation from Paul Weiss, citing a conflict of interest.  The choice to discontinue representation following SBF’s tweets was judged to obstruct the law firm’s reorganization efforts. SBF’s Cryptic Tweets Complicate…

Tom Brady And Other Celebrities Face Class Action Lawsuit For “Promoting” FTX

A class action lawsuit has been brought by FTX investors against the platform’s founder and former CEO as well as a number of well-known figures who supported it. The class action, which was filed on Tuesday evening in Miami, asserts…