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Sam Bankman‑Fried Says Handing FTX to New CEO May Have Prevented Last‑Minute Rescue, Bitcoin Dip Noted

A gm tweet from SBF = wild rumors of comeback?

SBF’s ‘gm’ Tweet Sparks Speculation of Comeback Amidst New Solana-Based Perp Dex

FTT Token Soars After Mysterious SBF Social Media Activity

AI Could Make Blockchain Analytics More Accessible and Influence Bitcoin Market Signals, Experts Say

A simple "gm" from SBF makes the FTT token jump 24%

SBF's Cryptic Post Sparks FTT Surge Amid Lingering Doubts on Long-Term Viability

- SBF's cryptic "gm" post on X triggered a 60% FTT price surge to $1.20, despite claims it originated from a friend. - Mixed reactions emerged: supporters celebrated his return while critics condemned his role in FTX's 2022 collapse and related tragedies. - FTX Recovery Trust's $1.6B creditor payout highlights ongoing liquidation efforts, though FTT remains 99% below its 2021 peak. - Technical indicators show fragile momentum, with FTT retreating from $1.20 and derivatives volume spiking 1,353% to $30.3M.

Sam Bankman-Fried’s X Return Sparks Over 50% FTT Surge

SBF X account posted again: I am a friend, posting for SBF

Gensler Defends Crypto Crackdown as Trump Administration Shifts SEC Toward Softer Rules

Trump Creates Favorable Ground for Crypto Regulations

In Brief FTX's $1.6 billion restitution continues amid a slow-moving altcoin market. Trump fosters a favorable environment for beneficial crypto regulations today. FTT struggles with price recovery post-FTX collapse, viewed as meme potential.

SBF's X account appears to have unusual activity, following a large number of users.

SBF follows several new accounts on Twitter, FTT surges 50% within 15 minutes

FTT Trades at $0.8485 as Token Tests Major Trendline With $2.00 Target Ahead

Sam Bankman-Fried launched appeal to 25-year prison sentence

South Korea’s FSC Release Guidelines for Crypto Lending, Caps Interest at 20%

South Korea’s FSC has rolled out new rules for crypto lending, citing that the interest on this service is now capped at 20%.

Legal Risk Management in Crypto Ventures: The Pivotal Role of Law Firms in Shaping Liability and Regulatory Exposure

- Fenwick & West faces litigation as both defendant and legal advisor in FTX collapse, denying claims of enabling fraud through founder loans and token promotion. - The firm develops risk-mitigation frameworks like REBA to protect DAO participants, reflecting law firms' shift from reactive compliance to proactive crypto regulation. - SEC's 2025 guidance on crypto custody and mining contrasts with DOJ's criminal enforcement focus, creating dual compliance challenges for crypto firms. - DAO liability risks h

Galaxy Digital, Multicoin, and Jump Crypto in talks to raise $1 billion for Solana purchases

Digital Currency Group (DCG) drags subsidiary Genesis Global Capital to court over $1.1B

Share link:In this post: Digital Currency Group (DCG) has filed a lawsuit against its subsidiary, Genesis Global Capital LLC, concerning a $1.1 billion promissory note. The $1.1 billion promissory note is a safeguard that Genesis had in place. Genesis also sued DCG for $2.1 billion to get more funds to pay back additional customers, accusing it of fraud and mismanagement amounting to $3.1 billion.

Crypto lobbyists celebrate India’s Independence Day with Bitcoin policy think tank

Share link:In this post: India gets its first Bitcoin-focused advocacy and research group with the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI). The group seeks to focus on five core pillars, including Bitcoin mining by sovereign states and a strategic BTC reserve. India’s Bitcoin sector is a mixed bag with significant adoption but a lack of regulatory clarity.

FTX customers accuse Fenwick & West of central role in fraud

FTX Customers Seek to Expand Lawsuit Against Former Legal Adviser Fenwick & West

Disgruntled former customers of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX are seeking to strengthen their lawsuit against Fenwick & West, accusing the law firm of playing a pivotal role in the exchange’s downfall.

Do Kwon pleads guilty to fraud in $40 billion TerraUSD and Luna collapse

Share link:In this post: Do Kwon pleaded guilty in Manhattan to two counts of fraud over the $40 billion TerraUSD and Luna collapse. He agreed to forfeit over $19 million and faces up to 25 years in prison, with prosecutors seeking no more than 12 years. Prosecutors said Terraform products failed as promised, and the crash fueled the 2022 crypto winter.

FTX investors drag Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick & West to court over links to SBF fraud

Share link:In this post: Fenwick & West, a prominent Silicon Valley law firm, is being sued for allegedly aiding in FTX’s fraud. The case is part of a broader investigation into the practices of FTX and its affiliates, with multiple parties seeking accountability. Another lawsuit targeted Sullivan & Cromwell last year, which billed $8.5 million in fees while serving as primary counsel during the 16 months preceding FTX’s collapse.

Do Kwon Might Receive a 12 Year Prison Sentence After Guilty Plea

After entering a guilty plea, Do Kwon will likely receive a 12-year prison sentence followed by deportation from the US. His cooperation with the courts has apparently yielded significant leniency. The presiding Judge, Paul Engelmayer, emphasized that Kwon must pay $19 million in penalties and accept culpability for Terraform&#8217;s criminal activities. Do Kwon Will Get &hellip; <a href="https://beincrypto.com/do-kwon-guilty-plea-prison-sentence-details/">Continued</a>

Do Kwon Poised to Change Plea in $40B Terra Collapse Case

Trump Installs "Crypto Ally" as Federal Reserve Transition Director, What's the Impact?

Stephen Miran holds an Economics degree from Harvard University and has worked in the investment and policy space, including serving as a Senior Strategist at Hudson Bay, deeply involved in the post-FTX bankruptcy debt trading.

Solana sell-off is coming?

Trump picks crypto-friendly economist Stephen Miran for Federal Reserve board seat

Quick Take Stephen Miran, who is currently chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, has suggested that crypto regulations need to be streamlined. Miran will serve a recently vacated seat until Jan. 31, 2026, on the central bank, which was previously held by Adriana Kugler.

Bitcoin on Cusp of Entering Euphoria Phase As ‘Bulletproof’ Bull Market Expands, Says On-Chain Analyst