
Prosecutors Urge Judge to Reject SBF Retrial Bid
Federal prosecutors asked a judge to reject Sam Bankman-Fried’s request for a new trial, arguing that the former FTX chief failed to show his 2023 conviction

Federal prosecutors asked a judge to reject Sam Bankman-Fried’s request for a new trial, arguing that the former FTX chief failed to show his 2023 conviction

Crypto author Adam Livingston said on X that he would “rather have $100,000 in FTX refund claims than $100,000 in XRP,” a remark that quickly re-ignited

TL;DR: From his cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, Sam Bankman-Fried launched a media counteroffensive to clear his reputation. In this new defense, the
TL;DR FTX was solvent at the time of its collapse: Sam Bankman-Fried cites Dan Chapsky and claims users could have been repaid within months. SBF seeks

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried states that FTX had enough assets and was not insolvent when the bankruptcy was filed. He argues that lawyers pushed the process to

Onchain reserve data for Binance remains stable, pushing back against viral claims comparing the exchange to an “FTX 2.0” scenario.

FTX customers and Fenwick & West LLP signaled a proposed settlement in the *In re FTX Cryptocurrency Exchange Collapse Litigation, according to a joint notice filed

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried resurfaced on X from prison with a pro-Republican thread, swiftly drawing commentary and putting the spotlight back on him. He claimed he secretly

TL;DR: The platform suffered a total outage affecting the UI, API, bridges, and block explorers. The team reverted the network to the last known correct state
TL;DR Former FTX executive Ryan Salame claims the DOJ targeted him politically and coerced his guilty plea by threatening his fiancée. He alleges the prosecution ignored
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