Ftx Assets

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  FTX Cleared to Repay Billions to Customers After Bankruptcy Plan Approval

  FTX has received court approval of its bankruptcy plan. The plan is built on a series of settlements with FTX customers and creditors, US government agencies, and liquidators appointed to wind down FTX's operations outside the US. 

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  BlockFi to Shut Operations, Return Crypto Assets to Customers

  BlockFi emerged from bankruptcy on Tuesday, saying it will wind down operations and begin returning crypto assets to customers 11 months after it was swept away by the turbulence in thecryptocurrency industry following FTX's collapse. 

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  FTX Sues Parents of Founder Sam Bankman-Fried, Alleging Them of Misusing Company Assets

  FTX on Monday sued the parents of founder Sam Bankman-Fried, saying that Stanford professors Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried used the company to enrich themselves at the expense of FTX's customers. 

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  FTX Exchange Gets Court Approval to Sell Crypto Assets, Move Will Allow Repayment to Customers

  Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX received US court permission on Wednesday to liquidate cryptocurrency assets, a move the company said would allow it to repay customers in US dollars and minimize risks related to price volatility in crypto markets.

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  Bitcoin Price Continues to Rise Alongside Ether and Most Cryptocurrencies: Details

  The overall crypto market cap fell by 1.22 percent in the last 24 hours. After a US court allowed FTX to liquidate the remainder of its BTC, ETH, and SOL crypto assets, the value of most cryptocurrencies recorded profits. Some cryptocurrencies did see losses on Thursday, September 14. These include Bitcoin SV and Spell Token.

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  PayPal to Stop Sale of Cryptocurrencies in the UK Until 2024: Details

  Payments giant PayPal will stop allowing UK customers to buy cryptocurrencies through its platform from October as it works to comply with new rules on crypto promotions.

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  Nasdaq Refiles BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF Application With SEC: Details

  Nasdaq refiled an application with the US SEC to list an exchange-traded fund by BlackRock that will reflect the price of bitcoin to add additional details. The refreshed filing said that Coinbase Global will provide market surveillance in support of the proposed ETF from the world's largest asset manager.

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  US SEC Said to Have Raised Concerns About Bitcoin ETF to Asset Managers

  The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said recent applications by asset managers to launch spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were not sufficiently clear and comprehensive, a source familiar with the matter said. The SEC has communicated its concerns to the exchanges Nasdaq and Cboe Global Markets which filed the applications o...

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  FTX Says Banks Earlier Raised Questions About FTX-Affiliated Hedge Fund's Wire Activity

  Certain banks working with FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's trading firm Alameda Research raised questions about the firm's wire activity as early as 2020, according to a report released by FTX on Monday. Some banks began rejecting wires to or from Alameda the same year that the cryptocurrency exchange scrambled to access the US banking system, the ...

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  Japan Crypto Exchanges Pushing For Margin Trading Relaxation For Sector Growth

  Japan’s crypto exchanges are pushing for a relaxation of curbs on margin trading, unbowed by last year’s global digital-asset market crash. Many people in the industry want permitted leverage for retail investors of four to 10 times whereas currently, customers can at most double exposure via borrowing.

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  Crypto Investors Grow Cautious After Sudden Collapse of Exchanges Last Year

  Cryptocurrency investors have grown more cautious about who they do business with, after being burned last year by sudden collapses of Celsius Network, Voyager Digital, FTX and others, and fearing a regulatory crackdown will put more pressure on remaining firms. The recent crypto platform bankruptcies trapped customer assets now worth around $34 bi...

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  Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and TikTok Face Action Over EU Crypto Advertising Complaint: Details

  Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitter have been targeted in a new complaint by the BEUC, and these online platforms could face action over the facilitation of misleading advertisements of crypto assets. In May, the EU adopted the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA), a comprehensive set of rules to regulate crypto assets.

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  UK Unveils Tougher Rules for Crypto Sector, Will Curb Advertising With 'Cooling Off' Periods, Risk Warnings

  British consumers buying cryptoassets will get a 24-hour "cooling-off" period for the first time from October under tougher marketing rules unveiled by the financial regulator on Thursday. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "refer a friend" bonuses for crypto buyers would also be scrapped and that those promoting such assets would have to p...

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  FTX Seeks to Claw Back Over $240 Million From Embed Acquisition

  Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX is seeking to claw back more than $240 million (nearly Rs. 2,000 crore) it paid for stock trading platform Embed, saying former FTX insiders did no investigation before buying the essentially worthless bug-ridden software platform. FTX closed on the Embed acquisition just six weeks before the crypto exchange collapsed ...

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  Cryptocurrencies Like Bitcoin, Ether Should Be Regulated as Gambling, UK Lawmakers Say Citing Risks

  Bitcoin, ether and other cryptocurrencies should be regulated as gambling given they are potentially used by fraudsters and pose significant risks to consumers, a panel of UK lawmakers said in a report on Wednesday.