Backpack Exchange acquires FTX EU, plans Q1 2025 launch
Backpack EU will be responsible for distributing court-approved FTX bankruptcy claims to FTX EU customers as part of the acquisition. Go to Source
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Backpack EU will be responsible for distributing court-approved FTX bankruptcy claims to FTX EU customers as part of the acquisition. Go to Source
According to the plan, certain FTX users claiming less than $50,000 could expect to see their funds returned within 60 days. Go to Source
The crypto lender made two claims, both of which were dismissed by Judge Dorsey for various reasons, including procedural shortcomings. Go to Source
Initially owing creditors $4.2 million, Cryptopia’s liquidator Grant Thornton has distributed at least $225 million in crypto to hack victims in December. Go to Source
More than two years after the cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy, the first group of FTX claimants could see recovery payments distributed as early as January. Go to Source
A bankruptcy court filing showed FTX’s debtors reached settlements with political action committees and state-level Democratic parties over political contributions. Go to Source
Enron is back from the dead 23 years after its massive fraud put into bankruptcy, with the pranksters who have seemingly taken over the brand hinting at launching a token. Go to Source
The exchange’s creditors haven’t been made whole despite a judge approving a plan, and sentencing for former executives is nearing an end. Go to Source
Alameda Research has filed complaints against crypto exchange KuCoin and Crypto.com to recover millions in locked funds as FTX prepares to repay users. Go to Source
Bankrupt and now defunct BlockFi has entered into a settlement agreeing to the license revocation and to cease unsafe practices. Go to Source