Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX sued crypto lender Voyager Digital on Monday, seeking to claw back $445.8 million in loan repayments that FTX made before collapsing into bankruptcy in November 2022.

Cryptocurrency lender BlockFi sued a holding company for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to recover Robinhood shares pledged as collateral. BlockFi in a complaint filed Monday said Emergent Fidelity ...

Shaquille O’Neal Sued Over Astrals Crypto Ownership and Promotion The former NBA star was also named in a separate suit against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and other celebrities who endorsed ...

Binance.US broke off its $1.3 billion deal to buy crypto broker Voyager Digital’s assets due to a “hostile and uncertain regulatory climate.” ...

Crypto enthusiasts were brimming with optimism at the beginning of 2022. As the year went on, the crypto winter’s chill gave rise to a blizzard of contagion.

Cyrus Shepard posted about how FTX, you know, the company Sam Bankman-Fried ran, is now suing Neil Patel and his company, for $55 million. There are a ton of whoppers in this lawsuit, and I have ...

FTX has reached an agreement to sell its crypto derivatives platform LedgerX LLC to an affiliate of Miami International Holdings Inc for $50 million, the bankrupt crypto exchange said on Tuesday.

Less than two years later, FTX declared bankruptcy, and founder/CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was later sentenced to 25 years in prison following a very public scandal that rocked the industry.

FTX has warned its customers about scammers attempting to steal account information with promises of prospective asset returns.

Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried and celebrities like Tom Brady, Larry David, and others have been named in a class-action lawsuit on behalf of FTX token (FTT) purchasers.

With major cryptocurrency exchange FTX on the brink of collapse, some investors are beginning to question the viability of a sector already battered by Bitcoin's price collapse and other recent ...

Recently, FTX’s creditors requested subpoenas for documents from Bankman-Fried’s mother, Barbara Fried, and Gabriel, claiming they failed to respond to previous information requests.