FTX

Plus, is crypto cleaning up its act?

Ellison’s Tuesday sentencing comes months after Sam Bankman-Fried was handed a 25-year sentence

The new exchange seeks to differentiate from incumbents via a non-custodial, stablecoin-native model

BlockFi and FTX both seem to be nearing the end of their bankruptcy proceedings

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried filed a 102-page appeal brief arguing the judge’s decisions barred him from a fair trial

Plus, how the FTX collapse played out in Asian countries

Markets are being rocked by some weird things from the ISM manufacturing PMI that came out today

The former hedge fund lost a bulk of its crypto following the FTX collapse

Ryan Salame’s partner, Michelle Bond, faces multiple campaign finance violation charges

There’s yet another Sam Bankman-Fried book out there, and I think you should read it

As part of the settlement, FTX and Alameda are banned from having any digital asset commodities, which include bitcoin, ether and USDT

Meanwhile, stocks rally after Jerome Powell finishes his Capitol Hill tour

Nishad Singh and Gary Wang will be sentenced almost a year after Bankman-Fried’s criminal trial

The SEC filed a suit against former executives and the former bank on Monday

Plus, FTX creditors can soon vote on the distribution plan proposed by debtors, and it isn’t a fan favorite

Proof-of-reserves could have potentially prevented such catastrophic failures like the 2022 crypto market collapse

Plus, May’s jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is going to be a big one

FTX debtors will pay the IRS $200M, with an outstanding lower priority claim of $685M

Let’s not make “tweeting the most explosive thing you can think of” the stereotype of the crypto space anymore

Ryan Salame is set to serve seven and a half years in prison starting in August, but it looks like he’s itching to get his story out

Plus, Ryan Salame’s got a classic case of the Twitter fingers and has been quite active on social media

The sentencing of former FTX exec Ryan Salame is the first among those who pleaded guilty to crimes related to the exchange’s collapse

Would you rather have $88,000 or $17,400?

Prosecutors said Ryan Salame’s “serious crimes” and “minor” cooperation mean a serious sentence is in order