Swiss Court Allows FTX to Pursue Sale of European Division
The company reported that the petition for a Swiss moratorium action was submitted by FTX Europe AG, the holding company for its European operations, and was approved on Tuesday.
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Former Banker Charged by New York Court for Crypto Investor Fraud Allegations
A former investment banker was accused in federal court in Brooklyn of allegedly stealing money from investors under the guise of making profitable cryptocurrency transactions.
FTX and Alameda Direct Ren Protocol’s Crypto Assets to FTX Debtors’ Wallet in Shutdown Contingency
Ren Protocol has revealed that FTX, Alameda, and their affiliates have given the platform permission and instructions to transfer all of its cryptocurrency assets to the wallets of FTX Debtors.
Hong Kong’s ZA Bank to Introduce Crypto Conversions
The largest virtual bank in Hong Kong based on assets, ZA Bank, plans to support crypto-to-fiat swaps and offer services for cryptocurrency accounts.
G20 Countries Work to Mitigate Risks Linked to Crypto
G20 intends to create a standard framework to assist all nations in managing the risks connected with cryptocurrency.
Legal Action Against Do Kwon: South Korean Prosecutors Aim To Freeze $5.3m
South Korean prosecutors are attempting to obtain a court order to freeze Do Kwon's national assets, valued at $5.3 million.
Sushi DEX Approval Contract Hacked, Resulting in $3.3M in Losses
SushiSwap was the target of a scam. However, users engaged with the decentralized exchange in the previous four days appear to be impacted only.
Texas Senators Introduce Bill for State-Issued, Gold-Backed Digital Currency
Legislation authorizing the formation of a state-issued digital currency backed by gold was put forth by the Texas House and Senate.
Bankrupt Celsius to Proceed with Chapter 11 Restructuring Plan
Celsius Network has declared that its Chapter 11 restructuring plan would proceed.
0.53% of Global Crypto Investors Paid Taxes in 2022: Study
The analysis found that the countries with the highest percentages of tax-paying cryptocurrency investors were Finland and Australia, with the United States coming in at number ten.