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FTX Direct Clearing Plan Was Nowhere Close to Being Approved, CFTC Chief Says
Rostin Behnam, the agency's chairman, did say FTX executives met frequently with the regulator.
Bitcoin, Ether Needn't Follow Financial Rules, Belgian Regulator Says
Officials hope to fend off a rising number of questions about how crypto should be regulated and when they should be treated as securities.
3 Things We Learned at Tornado Cash Dev Alexey Pertsev's Trial
The prosecution said little about free speech during the trail of the Tornado Cash privacy protocol developer. The focus may be on the mechanics of DeFi.
Alexey Pertsev, desarrollador de Tornado Cash, seguirá en prisión hasta al menos fines de febrero
Pertsev está en una prisión de los Países Bajos desde agosto acusado de facilitar el lavado de dinero por su trabajo en la aplicación sancionada por el Tesoro de Estados Unidos.
Tornado Cash Developer Alexey Pertsev to Remain in Jail Until at Least Late Februrary
Pertsev, a Russian national living in the Netherlands, has been accused of facilitating money laundering by developing the now sanctioned app
New FTX CEO Paid $1,300 an Hour, Court Filings Show
Other execs are billing $975 per hour, but the fees pale in comparison to the typical overall costs of corporate restructuring.
Shuttered AAX Will Close Out Derivatives, Citing ‘Chance’ of Return to Normal
The Hong Kong crypto exchange hopes to be able to raise enough capital to reopen following a hack.
Sorare, Under Pressure From France’s Gambling Regulator, Will Expand Free Access
Regulators and lawmakers are concerned about money laundering, child protection and gambling addicts
Alameda Had ‘Secret Exemption’ From FTX Liquidation Protocols, New CEO Says
John Ray detailed a litany of management failings at the crypto exchange, which collapsed after revelations about its relationship with its trading arm
Bahamas May Have Directed 'Unauthorized' FTX Transactions, Filing Says
The exchange says it has credible evidence the Bahamas directed unauthorized access to its systems after it filed for bankruptcy in the U.S.
