Cryptocurrencies valued at $23.59 million were transferred to leading crypto exchanges from wallets associated with the now-defunct FTX and Alameda Research over the course of four days. According to blockchain analytics company Spot On Chain, the insolvent organizations have moved $591 million in 59 different tokens since October 24. Nearly
According to blockchain research company Lookonchain, $22 million worth of digital assets have been transferred by defunct crypto exchange FTX and its subsidiary Alameda Research. After filing for bankruptcy, the new team of FTX and Alameda Research wasted no time and sent large sums to major exchanges. The business has
Using eight different cryptocurrencies, wallets associated with the now-defunct FTX exchange and its subsidiary Alameda Research sent $10.8 million to Binance, Coinbase, and Wintermute accounts. Spot On Chain, a blockchain research organization, saw the transaction and estimated that the organizations had moved $551 million using 59 distinct cryptocurrency tokens since
On October 31st, defunct FTX and Alameda Research reportedly moved assets valued at $27.2 million, as shown by data presented by Lookonchain, a data analytics platform. The majority, $17.93M, was held in RNDR, followed by $4.7M in SOL, $2M in ETH, and $1.18M in MKR. More than $1.12 million worth
A $2 billion lawsuit has been brought against FTX’s sister firm Alameda Research by Celsius Network on claims of suspicious trading activity that may have affected the price of the Celsius CEL token in 2022. Regulatory agencies such as the U.S. CFTC, the U.S. SEC, and federal prosecutors in Manhattan
A debtor subsidiary of the FTX conglomerate, Alameda Research. Has filed a lawsuit against Grayscale Investments in the Delaware State Court of Chancery, the company stated today. Thus, adding a fresh wrinkle to the ongoing bankruptcy battle. Further claims were filed by the FTX Debtors against Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein,
Sam Bankman-Fried ‘SBF’ is scheduled to enter a plea next week in response to charges that he defrauded investors and misappropriated billions of dollars from users at his bankrupt FTX crypto exchange. It’s been just 6 days since the former CEO was freed on a $250 million bond. According to
Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison has engaged a former official of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and law firm WilmerHale to defend her in connection with the continuing investigation into the fatal demise of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its trading business Alameda Research. While at the SEC,
Bankrupt FTX subsidiary business Alameda Research made its largest venture investment in Genesis Digital Assets, a cryptocurrency mining firm. On December 3rd, Bloomberg released documents showing that in less than nine months, Genesis Digital had raised $1.15 billion from Alameda. Injection of funds took place between August 2021 and April
TORONTO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Tokens.com Corp. (NEO Exchange Canada: COIN)(Frankfurt Stock Exchange: 76M) (OTCQB US: SMURF) (“Tokens.com” or “the Company”), a publicly-traded company that invests in web3 assets and builds businesses linked to crypto staking, the metaverse and play-to-earn gaming, today provides an update in light of recent market developments relating to FTX,
