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Latest from Sam Reynolds
Cathie Wood's ARK Adds Nearly $3.3M Shares of Coinbase
The second purchase of Coinbase’s shares in a week comes as the exchange continues a week-long rally.

First Mover Asia: The Next Avraham Eisenberg Isn’t Going to Be a ChatGPT-Powered ‘Script Kiddie’
Plus: Bitcoin broke $18K Thursday after pushing the threshold for the 10th time in 12 days the day before.

FTX Creditor Claims Going for 13 Cents on the Dollar on Bankruptcy Marketplace Xclaim
Claims trading platform Xclaim says it has doubled its pool of claims buyers due to interest from FTX.

ARK Makes Coinbase Buy as COIN Jumps 20% on Week
Cathie Wood has added another 33,756 shares of Coinbase to ARK’s ARKK ETF, according to an investor update.

First Mover Asia: Behind the Scenes on Indonesia's New Official Crypto Exchange
PLUS: In crypto markets, there's a mini-rally in bitcoin, a narrowing of the "Grayscale discount" and a rally in altcoins.

FTX Former Engineering Chief Nishad Singh Looking for Deal From Feds: Report
Singh may hold information key to showing how Sam Bankman-Fried violated numerous federal campaign finance laws.

First Mover Asia: Altcoin Short Squeeze Brings Green Shoots to Dormant Crypto
A squeeze on bearish altcoin traders has brought fresh energy into crypto markets, absent for months as the FTX exchange imploded in scandal. PLUS: Alex Thorn talks on crypto VC in 2023.

Crypto Exchange Huobi Sees $60M Token Outflows in a Day: Nansen
On-chain data shows more than $100 million in tokens left the exchange this week, most of them in the past 24 hours, while stablecoin reserves have dropped 9.5% in a week

Huobi's HT Token Turbulent as Exchange Confirms 20% Headcount Reduction
Exchange volume has dropped by 23% as market concern grows around the health of Huobi.

First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Rises, Cryptos Savor FOMC Data
ALSO: Japanese gaming company Square Enix’s commitment to invest in Web3 initiatives is rare in a country in which regulations about anything that seems like gambling are daunting.
