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Indian Crypto Exchange CoinDCX Is Cutting 12% of Jobs as Bear Market, Taxes Take Their Toll
The number of employees losing their jobs is 71 out of some 590.
Prosecutors, Sam Bankman-Fried File Proposed Jury Instructions for Trial
The FTX founder's lawyers are suggesting Bankman-Fried acted in good faith, with a trial set for October.
Bitcoin Developers Push Back Against Craig Wright’s Claim to Billions of Dollars in Bitcoin
The group alleged in a new legal filing that Wright's company Tulip Trading never owned the more than 100,000 bitcoin it sought to reclaim with their help.
Sam Bankman-Fried Due Back in Court as He Asks for Daily Releases
The FTX founder will be arraigned on Tuesday. Last week, his attorneys asked that he be allowed to review defense filings at a federal prosecutor’s office every weekday.
FTX Debtors Revise Settlement Proposal After Objection From U.S. Trustee
The latest proposal will see the debtors include the U.S. Trustee as a noticed party and reduce the maximum settled value for claims from the earlier $10 million to $7 million.
Celsius Creditors to Vote on Bankruptcy-Escape Plan After Judicial Approval
Creditors will have a month to mull the sale to Fahrenheit, which court filings say could see them recover 67%-85% of holdings.
Coinbase-Backed Group Loses Lawsuit Arguing Tornado Cash Sanctions Overstepped U.S. Treasury's Authority
The group of developers and investors sued the Treasury Department last year.
SEC Can Try to Appeal Groundbreaking XRP Ruling, Judge Rules
A federal judge will let the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission file a motion that, if granted, would allow it to appeal a ruling that XRP transactions through exchanges didn’t violate securities laws.
FTX-Linked Farmington State Bank Slapped with Fed Enforcement Action
The Federal Reserve has brought an enforcement action against the one-branch lender for making a foray into digital assets activities in violation of a prior agreement it made.
