Sam Bourgi

The fallout from the FTX collapse continues to reverberate across the crypto market. Institutions are using this opportunity to short BTC.

Institutional trading firms have faced financial losses and operational difficulties in the wake of the FTX collapse.

FTX has an estimated $8 billion hole in its balance sheet. Investors desperate to get their money back are being targeted by phishing scams.

“This is categorically a very, very negative thing for human beings and for the regulatory environment,” Yang said.

Businesses exposed to Sam Bankman-Fried’s bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange are beginning to topple.

Institutional investors still see a future for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies despite the epic collapse of FTX and Alameda Research.

Over 150 projects — including Chainlink, Uniswap and Aave — have signaled their intent to deploy on the layer-2 blockchain.

The Bitcoin price briefly fell below $16,000 last week as Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX Group filed for bankruptcy.

SBF stepped down as CEO of FTX on Nov. 11 after initiating Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the District of Delaware.

Wallets tied to FTX and FTX US have seen $659 million in cumulative outflows over the past 24 hours, according to Nansen.

After lecturing us about crypto regulation, Sam Bankman-Fried's house of cards collapsed this week as FTX declared bankruptcy.

The USDT issuer had total assets of $68.06 billion at the end of the third quarter, exceeding its total liabilities of $67.8 billion.

The company is building payment rails that could make crypto purchases as ubiquitous as PayPal transactions.

The bankrupt crypto lender has been accused by customers of being a Ponzi scheme. Meanwhile, Binance's $500 million investment in Elon Musk's Twitter has been confirmed.

Fidelity Crypto will focus on Bitcoin and Ether initially. The brokerage will make money by charging a 1% spread on trades.

The new mobile wallet, called Bitkit, was unveiled at the PlanB Forum conference in Lugano, Switzerland on Oct. 29.

The company’s financial statements showed a decline in operating revenue and income due to the crypto bear market.

Meta's Reality Labs division lost $3.672 billion in the third quarter. Some shareholders aren't happy with the company's oversized investment in metaverse technology.

The Celo blockchain supports mobile-first DeFi payment infrastructure; several projects building on the platform have received venture funding.

Checkout.com settled $1 billion in stablecoin transactions during its initial pilot phase of Payments Engine.

WWVentures, Shardeum, Myna Swap, Antic, Juno, Zerion and thirdweb attract venture capital interest in the latest funding blitz.

German crypto bank Nuri joins a growing list of crypto service providers to shutter their doors permanently amid the bear market.

The organization transitioned to a DAO in July 2021 as part of a broader pledge to decentralize its operations.

The Canadian company is focused on multichain R&D and blockchain gaming, which is a growing industry that’s expected to achieve multi-billion-dollar valuations.

Brazil is becoming a hotbed for crypto adoption, with the country’s tax authority recently claiming that over 12,000 companies hold digital assets.

Another major financial institution has signaled its intent to offer Bitcoin and Ether services to its clients.

The USDT issuer has faced criticisms for its exposure to commercial paper and, specifically, its alleged holdings of Chinese commercial paper.

The blockchain gaming sector remains active in terms of adoption and venture capital firms have taken notice, according to industry data.

The decentralized exchange has supported $1.2 trillion in cumulative trading volume since its inception, according to founder and CEO Hayden Adams.

The Singapore-based crypto exchange announced Paris, France as its regional headquarters after receiving its French Digital Asset Service Provider license in September.