A Year After Sam Bankman-Fried’s Downfall, Solana and Other FTX Holdings Are Flying High
The value of FTX’s stake in Solana’s SOL token, for instance, has just added $1 billion in two weeks.
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The value of FTX’s stake in Solana’s SOL token, for instance, has just added $1 billion in two weeks.
The FTX founder was grilled Monday by a prosecutor, who used the many words he said to journalists after his crypto company’s collapse against him.
Sam Bankman-Fried began his testimony like the brilliant former golden boy from crypto’s better days. He ended the longest, strangest, most torturous day yet of his criminal trial more imperiled than ever before.
Massive inflation and sliding purchasing power of national fiat currencies has likely boosted demand for bitcoin.
Sam Bankman-Fried has said a lot in the months after FTX collapsed about what happened. What’s left for him to discuss?
It’s fall break! Thursday ended early after just two witnesses – former FTX General Counsel Can Sun and Third Point’s Robert Boroujerdi – testified briefly. We won’t be back in the courthouse at 500 Pearl Street until next Thursday, Oct. 26, when we’ll resume our normal analyses. Instead, today, CoinDesk’s SBF trial team is proud to present: Our favorite quotes.
We’ve entered the soul-sucking phase of Sam Bankman-Fried’s month-long criminal trial. The part where an antsy Judge Lewis Kaplan paces and glares – and then lashes out at prosecutors (and also defense lawyers) for wasting everyone’s time.
Crypto watchers say solving the bot problem extends beyond just charging users for the X service.
A fake report about BlackRock’s spot BTC ETF approval Monday spurred a short-lived bitcoin rally to $30,000.
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