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FTX Owes Its Largest Creditor $226M; More Than 50% of Bitcoin Addresses Are Now in Loss
Court documents filed over the weekend reveal FTX owes an estimated one million creditors about $3.1 billion collectively. "First Mover" has the latest in the FTX case. Dragonfly Capital Partner Tom Schmidt shares his outlook on crypto winter from a venture capitalist's perspective. Nauman Sheikh of Wave Financial provides his markets analysis. And the Moskowitz Law Firm Managing Partner Adam Moskowitz explains his firm's class action suit against some celebrities who endorsed FTX.
Bitcoin Holds Firm Above $16K Amid FTX Gloom; The Case for Self Custody
Bitcoin (BTC) is holding firm above the $16,000 level as the Bahamas Securities Commission said Thursday it had ordered the contents of FTX’s crypto wallets to be moved to government-controlled wallets last Saturday. Plus, CoinDesk's Christie Harkin and Brad Keoun join "All About Bitcoin" to recap this week's developments shaping the crypto market.
Bahamas Regulator Orders FTX Crypto Transferred to Government Wallets; Bitcoin in Narrow Band Between $16.5K and $17K
Is a battle brewing over the jurisdiction of FTX's bankruptcy proceedings? CoinDesk's Nikhilesh De explains the Bahamas regulatory order requiring the exchange to transfer its crypto to government wallets, and how it may complicate bankruptcy proceedings. Also joining the discussion is Ropes & Gray Counsel Daniel Gwen. Plus, IDX Digital Assets CIO Ben McMillan provides his crypto markets analysis as bitcoin (BTC) ignores the FTX chaos, for now. RETRACTION: An interview with DoNotPay CEO Joshua Browder has been removed from this broadcast, as it did not meet CoinDesk’s editorial standards.
Bitcoin Holds Firm Above $16K; Alameda Had ‘Secret Exemption’ From FTX Liquidation Protocols, New CEO Says
Alameda Research, the crypto hedge fund at the center of Sam Bankman-Fried’s and FTX’s downfall, had a “secret exemption” from the crypto exchange’s liquidation procedures, according to bankruptcy filings Thursday. CoinDesk Deputy Managing Editor Tracy Wang joins the conversation. Plus, Howard Greenberg, a Prosper Trading Academy crypto educator, shares his outlook on bitcoin (BTC) as the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization holds firm above $16,000.
Binance to Relaunch Bid for Bankrupt Voyager: Source; Bitcoin Holds Above $16K Amid FTX Fallout
Binance.US, the American arm of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is preparing to bid for bankrupt lending platform Voyager Digital, according to a CoinDesk source. Plus, the new boss of now-bankrupt FTX is condemning that exchange's management under Sam Bankman-Fried. And market maker B2C2 offers to buy loans from Genesis Global Capital. "First Mover" dives into these stories, crypto markets and more with B2C2 founder Max Boonen, Opimas CEO Octavio Marenzi and Crypto is Macro Now Economist Noelle Acheson.
Bitcoin Slips as Genesis’ Crypto-Lending Unit Is Halting Customer Withdrawals
Quantum Economics Bitcoin Analyst Jason Deane joins "All About Bitcoin" to discuss his markets outlook as the lending arm of crypto investment bank Genesis Global Trading is temporarily suspending redemptions and new loan originations in the wake of FTX’s collapse. Plus, a conversation with Castle Island Ventures Partner Nic Carter about why proof of reserves could help to win back public trust in crypto.
FTX Fallout: Genesis' Crypto Lending Unit Halts Withdrawals, Legal Ramifications for Sam Bankman-Fried
As the ripple effects from the FTX collapse weigh on the industry, "First Mover" covers the latest developments, including the impact on BlockFi, CoinDesk sister company Genesis and Sam Bankman-Fried himself as FTX prepares for bankruptcy proceedings. Lisa Bragança, former SEC enforcement branch chief, Arca CIO Jeff Dorman and Oppenheimer Senior Analyst Owen Lau join "First Mover" to discuss.
Ledger CEO on FTX Fallout and Cold Wallet Adoption; Bitcoin Flirts With $17K
Bitcoin is inching closer to $17,000, despite crypto lender BlockFi preparing a potential bankruptcy filing because of its "significant exposure" to bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, according to the Wall Street Journal. Greg Magadini of crypto data firm Amberdata provides his markets analysis. Plus, Ledger CEO and Chairman Pascal Gauthier joins "All About Bitcoin" to discuss the outlook for the hardware wallet manufacturer in the wake of FTX's implosion.
FTX Accounts Drainer Swaps Millions in Stolen Crypto; Journalism's Role in Crypto Industry
Whoever was behind last week’s $600 million exploit of crypto exchange FTX started moving millions of dollars in stolen funds. Plus, ConsenSys Head Economist Lex Sokolin weighs in on the crypto markets as bitcoin (BTC) flirts with $17,000. And CoinDesk Chief Content Officer Michael J. Casey discusses journalism's place in the crypto industry.
FTX Faces Criminal Investigation in the Bahamas, Swan Bitcoin CEO Weighs In
Law enforcement in the Bahamas are investigating crypto exchange FTX following the platform's swift collapse and bankruptcy filing last week. Swan Bitcoin CEO Cory Klippsten joins "All About Bitcoin" to discuss. Plus, data tracked by Glassnode shows the number of bitcoin held by miner wallets has dropped to a 10-month low. AdvisorShares CEO Noah Hamman gives his markets analysis.