Crypto's fallen guru has been taken into custody at FTX's former home base in the Bahamas.
The South Korean prosecutors tracking the crypto pioneer’s whereabouts confirm earlier reports of a euro trip from Dubai.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of the disgraced FTX cryptocurrency company agreed to testify next week regarding the company's downfall.
Many of SBF's old interviews are darkly funny after FTX's speedrun from $32 billion to bankruptcy.
SBF's interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin didn't provide much clarity on FTX's $32 billion collapse.
SBF is still a free man while FTX users want to know where the billions went.
Governor Kathy Hochul signed a two year moratorium on fossil fuel-based "proof-of-work" cryptocurrency mining operations.
With a verified Twitter account, a shoddy deepfake video, and a phishing website—someone is trying to take advantage of the crypto bros while they're down.
When it comes to FTX, how bad can things get? Apparently the answer to that question is: pretty friggin' bad.
SBF tried to claim that his company Alameda had more assets than liabilities after Nov. 7, despite a growing number of reports to the contrary.
O'Leary doesn't seem too bothered that SBF used $10 billion in FTX customer deposits to prop up his hedge fund.
The Times paints a picture of a troubled businessman who made bad investments, rather than an industry built like a house of cards.
The FTX Foundation's Future Fund was one of the larger names in the moment, which encourages wealthy donors to invest money in solving long term problems
In the meantime, the Bahamas said it has frozen all of FTX’s assets. Crypto lender BlockFi also appears to be wrapped up in the exchange's failure.
Binance backed out of its deal to acquire FTX.com and the floundering crypto exchange's CEO took to Twitter to repeatedly say 'sorry' and 'I fucked up.'
In a lawsuit filed in a California federal court, Jack in The Box accused crypto exchange FTX of "brazenly and illegally" copying its iconic Jack mascot.
