FTX News

Sam Bankman-Fried was speaking at the New York Times' DealBook Summit live on Nov. 30.

The crypto market is up today, possibly due to “positive” news from the United States Federal Reserve.

The Massachusetts senator, an outspoken skeptic of crypto, applauded the efforts of FDIC acting chair Martin Gruenberg to separate digital assets from banking.

In its latest hearing on FTX, the committee looked to financial officials to assess the impact of FTX’s collapse in Europe and suggest a way forward.

The committee chair cited crypto exchange FTX’s “alarming fraud,” liquidity crunch and bankruptcy as examples of financial risks that the Treasury and regulators should address.

The Fantom Foundation's attempt to dispel concerns about potential FTX exposure has been a success thus far for FTM price.

Despite writing down its $275 million investment in FTX, Temasek still apparently holds its investments in many other crypto-related businesses.

While BlockFi has attempted to separate itself from FTX and Alameda in its bankruptcy proceedings, it has many financial ties to firms owned by SBF.

The Texas Securities Board has asked the judge to consider leveling a cease-and-desist order, administrative fines and forced refunds against SBF and FTX.US.

A clear principles-based regulatory approach to the digital assets sector could be a huge benefit to the Australian economy according to the report.

It comes after months of window shopping by CrossTower as crypto companies are still looking to expand despite the crypto market downturn.

The former FTX CEO has explained why the exchange only reopened withdrawals for Bahamian citizens shortly before filing for bankruptcy.

Speculative investing led people to FTX. Now that we’ve seen the consequences, let’s hope they start looking for value-based propositions.

The disgraced former head of the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange tells his side of the story in candid but occasionally inarticulate interviews.

Binance, Coinbase, Bitfinex, Gemini, Kraken and KuCoin were targets of one senator's probe into protections the firms had in place if a failure similar to FTX’s occurred again.