FTX files billion-dollar lawsuit against ByBit over asset withdrawals
The legal action is pursuing “compensatory and punitive damages” from ByBit regarding the token scheme and the assets held on its platform. Go to Source
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The legal action is pursuing “compensatory and punitive damages” from ByBit regarding the token scheme and the assets held on its platform. Go to Source
Recovery from the crypto winter is proceeding, but Hodlnaut won’t survive it. A sealed court order in Singapore appears to spell its doom. Go to Source
The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company. Go to Source
Genesis wants to use the shares’ initial value in claims and is not releasing additional collateral transferred by DCG, the suit claims. Go to Source
Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX wants to look into millions it had given to the Center for AI Safety, a nonprofit that has argued AI should be a global priority next to pandemics and nuclear war. Go to Source
These options reportedly encompass selling the entire exchange, including its extensive customer base of over 9 million, to the potential of forming a partnership with another entity to revive the platform. Go to Source
BlockFi announced that it is allowing both U.S. and international users to submit withdrawal requests. Go to Source
Former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison recognized she wasn’t doing a good job months before the company filed for bankruptcy, but Sam Bankman-Fried persuaded her to stay. Go to Source
Genesis previously reportedly said that the $175 million settlement was “fair and equitable,” while FTX creditors wanted to contest it. Go to Source
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was once “freaking out about” getting regulators to crack down on Binance and raising capital from a Saudi Crown Prince, according to Alameda former CEO Caroline Ellison. Go to Source