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White House Says FTX Crash ‘Underscores’ Crypto Concerns
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters that the Biden administration is aware of FTX’s ongoing problems and will continue to monitor the situation.

FTX Violated Its Own Terms of Service and Misused User Funds, Lawyers Say
Although the crypto exchange's terms of service prevented it from using customer assets, lawyers suggest FTX's swift downfall indicates the funds were misused.

FTX US Resigns From the Crypto Council for Innovation
The U.S. subsidiary of failing crypto exchange FTX has resigned from the prominent crypto trade association.

Crypto Conglomerates Require 'Urgent Regulatory Attention,' European Watchdogs Say
The collapse of crypto exchange FTX and resulting turmoil are drawing concern from financial stability guardians.

FTX Japan to Go Into 'Close-Only' Mode Following Regulator's Order to Suspend Operations
The Financial Services Agency had ordered the local arm of Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange to halt operations until December following a withdrawal halt.

Washington, D.C.’s Buddy Sam Bankman-Fried Has Some Explaining to Do
FTX CEO Bankman-Fried has been crypto’s shining star in U.S. policy circles, and it’s unclear whether he has an obvious successor.

EU Lawmakers Vote for Stronger Cyber Protection for Crypto, Other Finance
The crypto world is highly prone to hacks and attacks, but the jury is out on the impact the new measures will have.

FTX Faces US Justice Department Probe: Report
FTX already faced other state and federal investigations.

With FTX Bloodied, Rival in US Regulatory Fight Adds Another Knife
One of the traditional, regulated firms that has opposed an FTX effort to upend derivatives clearing – Cboe Digital – jumped into the drama by issuing a letter boasting about its safety measures.

US Regulators Probing FTX Handling of Customer Funds: Bloomberg
FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried denied customer funds were being re-invested in a now deleted tweet posted on Monday.
