The entire crypto industry is gossiping about everything related to Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX. Also, the global crypto community and regulator bodies are constantly keeping a close eye on the bankrupt FTX and its trading company Alameda Research. In the aftermath of the crypto exchange collapse, the overall cryptocurrency market witnessed
BlockFi, a cryptocurrency lender, stated on Monday that it will “consider all possibilities” to reduce its “significant exposure” to FTX’s bankruptcy. After the biggest blowup in the cryptocurrency industry prompted calls for stricter regulation, FTX founder Bankman-Fried also resigned as CEO. BlockFi stated: We do have significant exposure to FTX
The financial behemoth JPMorgan shared insight into the complete scenario of the demise of the prominent cryptocurrency exchange FTX. JPMorgan stated that the centralized player is the cause of the recent crypto collapse. Also, the banking giant believes FTX’s failure might eventually make way for more strong regulations for cryptocurrencies.
The prying eyes of the crypto community and off-chain regulators are 24/7 on everything and everyone related to Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX. Lately, the alleged involvement of wallets linked to Alameda Research, the sister company of the FTX, in initiating crypto transfers and SBF’s Twitter strategy raised high speculations. The recent
The world’s largest centralized cryptocurrency exchange Binance, experiencing massive use in its debit and credit card program. In addition, last week, Binance announced Apple Pay, Google Pay, and their credit/debit card integration to UK and EEA users. Meanwhile, in the aftermath of prominent crypto exchange FTX’s demise, Visa declared on
It was revealed on Sunday that Visa will no longer work with the defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX. FTX-branded Visa debit cards will be discontinued, which was extended only last month. A Visa representative stated: “The situation with FTX is unfortunate and we are monitoring developments closely. We have terminated our
AAX, a cryptocurrency exchange located in Hong Kong, has denied reports that its recent suspension of withdrawals on the platform is related to the continuing repercussions of FTX’s collapse. On November 13, members of the cryptocurrency community stated they saw a “System upgrade notification” that indicated an update was “taking
Famous Bitcoin maximalist El Salvador President, Nayib Bukele, showed up on Twitter to solidly express the cruciality of Bitcoin amid the ongoing chaos in the crypto market. He penned down that the bankrupted crypto exchange FTX is unlike Bitcoin. FTX’s non-transparency and unfair handling of users’ funds triggered him to
Following the major cryptocurrency exchange FTX’s insolvency, another centralized crypto exchange Crypto.com revealed that unknowingly it had transferred 320,000 ETH, or about $400 million at the time, to a public address that is registered at a rival exchange. According to Etherscan, the block explorer, Crypto.com sent funds equivalent to about
The collapse of one of the leading crypto exchanges, FTX, is the current trending news in the global cryptocurrency market. On Friday, FTX filed for bankruptcy amid facing an $8 billion liquidity shortage and a lack of resources. Reportedly, Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of the exchange platform has also stepped
