Bankruptcy
FTX token jumps 12% after news of possible restart emerges
FTX CEO John Ray spent roughly seven hours on activities related to the exchange restart in April, for which he billed over $8,000.
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FTX sues SBF, others over ‘worthless’ fintech company acquisition
FTX liquidators said no investor was willing to pay more than $1 million for the company less than four months after SBF acquired it.
Exchanges
Only half of top 60 crypto companies have an external auditor
Despite revelations about FTX's lax business practices, some crypto firms continue to operate without transparency and accountability.
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Bankruptcy
OKX sends over $60M in crypto to Alameda’s wallet
Crypto exchange OKX made 16 transactions — which included 10 deposits of $5 million USDT — to the bankrupt firm’s wallet.
Legal
SBF says most charges against him ‘suffer from multiple legal flaws’
Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyers argue that the charges against him "suffer from multiple legal flaws" or were "improperly premised."
Bankruptcy
Bloomberg, others ask court to release FTX customer details
The media outlets argued that there was no legal basis to redact the FTX's customer names pursuant to foreign laws.
Bankruptcy
Lawyers, consultancy firms charge bankrupt FTX over $145M in 5 months
Law firm Sullivan and Cromwell (S&C) has charged roughly $70 million for five-months of its services to the bankrupt FTX exchange.
Analysis
Centralized exchanges flourish in Q1’23: TokenInsights data reveals crypto winter may be thawing
Crypto exchange metrics reveal an improvement on the previous quarter — indicating a growing confidence as crypto winter begins to thaw.
Bankruptcy
FTX confirms plans to restart its Japanese exchange
FTX wants the court to approve a Key Employee Incentive Plan (KEIP) for seven employees who are critical for its Japanese subsidiary.
