Court Approves Sale of Grayscale Assets Worth $873M Now

At the time FTX filed for bankruptcy, the total amount of customer assets misappropriated was about $8.7 billion. A Delaware bankruptcy court has granted FTX’s administrators permission to sell the defunct exchange’s trust assets. The approval comes about four weeks after the administrators filed a motion requesting the sale of the assets as part of…

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Court Issues Verdict on Do Kwon’s Extradition

Do Kwon faces multiple fraud-related and civil allegations from US federal prosecutors. Eight months after his arrest, a court in Montenegro has finally ordered the extradition of Terra founder Do Kwon. Kwon was arrested in Podgorica, the capital city of Montenegro in March, after he was caught trying to flee to Dubai via private jet,…

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Federal Court Set to Formalize Grayscale ETF Victory Today Following SEC’s Refusal to Appeal

A federal court may formalize the ruling on Grayscale’s ETF today, officially vacating the SEC’s refusal to convert the GBTC. A federal court is set to formalize Grayscale Investments’ victory over the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over the firm’s conversion of the GBTC into a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). Closing the…

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Chinese EV Manufacturer WM Motor Files for Bankruptcy in Shanghai Court 

WM Motor’s struggle highlights the challenges smaller companies and new startups face in China’s fiercely competitive EV market. China’s electric vehicle (EV) landscape is witnessing a significant development as WM Motor, a notable player in the industry, officially filed for bankruptcy protection in a Shanghai court. The announcement came through a notice published on China’s…

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FTX Unveils Details of Past Sponsorship Deals in Recent Court Filing

According to the filing, the payments in question are characterized as “certain prepayments related to various advertising and sponsorship agreements, security deposits, retainers, and other miscellaneous deposits and prepayments.”  In a recent court filing, the current management of the defunct FTX Derivatives Exchange has shed light on the intricate web of marketing and sponsorship deals…

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New York Court Orders Asset Freeze for Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky Due to Ongoing Criminal Case Proceedings

Mashinsky had already put his Austin, Texas property that was acquired in 2021 with Celsius proceeds, on sale for about $2.49 million. The former Celsius Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Alex Mashinsky faces more financial hurdles after United States Judge Jed S. Rakoff ordered his assets to be frozen as the criminal case with the Department…

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Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Grayscale Wins In Court

Velishchuk Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Grayscale wins court ruling over SEC’s denial of Bitcoin ETF; Coinbase (COIN) jumps. (00:28) Hurricane Idalia may lift construction stocks in shorter term: Citibank. (01:58) Planet Fitness (PLNT) expands pricing pilot to more states. (03:06) This is an abridged transcript of the podcast….

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Court Approves Investment Banker Declarant

This move holds significant implications for the case as it introduces a new perspective to the legal proceedings. In a recent development, Judge Analisa Torres has granted permission for an investment banker declarant to make an appearance in the legal proceedings involving Ripple Labs Inc and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Role…

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BlockFi’s Disclosure Statement Receives Conditional Approval from Court

BlockFi’s eligible creditors can expect to receive a comprehensive Solicitation Package containing all the essential information for voting on the plan. Beleaguered cryptocurrency lending company, BlockFi, has obtained conditional approval to proceed with its restructuring plan. On August 2, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey partially approved the company’s disclosure…

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