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⁠FTX owes over $3 billion to its 50 biggest creditors: Bankruptcy filing Not much is known about who these creditors could be, as names and personal information were redacted from the published document.

⁠FTX fiasco means consequences for crypto out of Washington DC Congress should avoid engaging in a moral panic and instead produce legislation that produces clarity for the cryptocurrency industry.

⁠FTX funds on the move as thief converts thousands of ETH into Bitcoin According to Chainalysis, “Reports that the funds stolen from FTX were actually sent to the Securities Commission of The Bahamas are incorrect.”

⁠GBTC Bitcoin discount nears 50% on FTX woes as investors stock up GBTC shares keep getting cheaper versus Bitcoin — an ideal reason to buy for ARK Invest and Lawrence Lepard.

⁠South Korea investigates crypto exchanges for listing native tokens Initial investigations revealed that all crypto exchanges performed lawful operations across South Korea. However, Flata Exchange is suspected of listi…

⁠Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX begins strategic review of global assets FTX debtors are in talks with finserv firm Perella Weinberg Partners for various sale or reorganization attempts. However, the engagement of PWP is s…

⁠American CryptoFed registration at risk as SEC alleges filing anomalies The SEC instituted administrative proceedings against American CryptoFed to determine the issuance of a stop order which would retract its registra…

⁠FTX collapse won't impact everyday use of crypto in Brazil: Transfero CEO The fall of FTX undoubtedly hurt investor sentiment toward crypto, but it won't change its popularity as a means for cross-border transactions.

⁠Ripple to consider deals for FTX assets: Brad Garlinghouse Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, said the company would be interested in companies owned by FTX that serve business customers.