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After Bankruptcy, FTX User Claims Pay Cents on the Dollar
The crypto exchange FTX filed for bankruptcy Friday, leaving users’ funds stuck on the platform, and one marketplace for distressed claims posted bids for a fraction of the original value of claims.
Crypto Needs an FDIC-Like Protocol to Prevent Liquidity Crises
How does the FTX fallout resemble the history of bank runs?
On-Chain Data Shows Investors Waiting, Changing Custody Behavior
Trust in exchanges is understandably low after the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX. Investors might trust the asset more than the entity that holds them.
'Bitcoin Doesn't Care' About FTX Fallout: Ledger CEO
Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier discusses the potential contagion concerns following the bankruptcy of FTX. Plus, he shares his outlook on bitcoin, saying in part "bitcoin will be fine, bitcoin doesn't care about all this."
Levels to Watch for Bitcoin as FTX Fallout Continues
Amberdata Director of Derivatives Greg Magadini discusses his bitcoin analysis and outlook amid the stunning collapse of crypto exchange FTX and its former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. Plus, reactions to BlockFi reportedly preparing for possible bankruptcy, and Japanese crypto exchange Liquid Global halting withdrawals.
Bitcoin Liquidity on Exchanges Falling Amid FTX Collapse
Bitcoin is rising from the depths of red to regain its foothold snugly above $16,000. Its liquidity on major exchanges has deteriorated significantly in the wake of FTX's collapse, with market depth falling to a five-month low of 7,000 BTC. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down the Chart of the Day.
Ledger Sees Crypto Cold Storage Sales Surging, CEO Says
Pascal Gauthier, CEO of cold wallet maker Ledger, discusses his take on the fallout of digital asset exchange FTX and why he expects interest in cold storage wallets to rise. Plus, the impact of FTX's implosion on bitcoin and the wider crypto industry.
BlockFi Reportedly Prepares for Possible Bankruptcy Filing; Bahamian Supreme Court Approves Liquidators for FTX Assets
Crypto lender BlockFi is reportedly preparing a potential bankruptcy filing because of its "significant exposure" to bankrupt crypto exchange FTX. FTX could have more than 1 million creditors and has been in contact with “dozens” of regulators around the world. The Supreme Court of the Bahamas has approved two insolvency experts at PwC as provisional liquidators overseeing FTX's assets.
Online Investing Platform BnkToTheFuture Drops Plan to Acquire Crypto Lender Salt Lending Due to FTX Exposure
Salt Lending said it had halted all deposits and withdrawals on its platform.
