The Latest Breaking News from FTX

Over the past few years, a number of companies have attempted to act as the cryptocurrency equivalent of a bank, promising lucrative returns to customers who deposited their bitcoin or other digital assets

The disgraced founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX is under house arrest awaiting his trial in October.

Cryptocurrency firm Digital Surge will survive as creditors vote for a bailout after hours of questions put to administrators by some of the 30,000 investors.

Federal prosecutors have seized money from bank accounts and crypto assets belonging to the FTX founder.

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John Ray, the new CEO in charge of restructuring FTX, does not rule out reviving the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.

A jury is being asked to decide Musk's state of mind when he tweeted "funding secured."

The collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange has had repercussions around the globe, with more than a million clients losing money overnight. In France, some 50,000 to 60,000 people were affected. As they look for legal solutions to get their money back, will the victims continue to invest in cryptocurrency?

The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of FTX Group refused to replace the law firm handling the failed crypto company’s Chapter 11 case, concluding that last-minute attacks on the lawyers were mere “rumors.”

FTX founder under house arrest after being charged with fraud and conspiracy over crypto company’s losses

SAN JOSE, Calif. — More news continues to unfold in the saga of Sam Bankman-Fried and his Stanford Law professor parents, as they together endure the misery of his house arrest, surrounded by 24-hour security, in the family’s home near the Stanford campus.