bankruptcy

The cryptocurrency industry has seen its share of bankruptcies, with several companies and projects failing to gain traction or experiencing significant financial losses. While some of these bankruptcies were a result of poor management or ill-conceived business models, others were due to external factors such as regulatory hurdles or market volatility. Follow Blockworks for the latest developments, expert analysis, and comprehensive coverage on crypto bankruptcies varios cryptocurrency topics.
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FTX “never had the crypto” to make in-kind distributions, witness says at FTX’s confirmation hearing

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A former Silvergate exec said the shuttering wasn’t due to the bank being ill-equipped to deal with bank runs post-FTX, but rather because of the regulatory environment

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BlockFi and FTX both seem to be nearing the end of their bankruptcy proceedings

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Plus, tying up the loose ends of crypto’s bankruptcies

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There’s yet another Sam Bankman-Fried book out there, and I think you should read it

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As part of the settlement, FTX and Alameda are banned from having any digital asset commodities, which include bitcoin, ether and USDT

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Plus, FTX creditors can soon vote on the distribution plan proposed by debtors, and it isn’t a fan favorite

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FTX debtors will pay the IRS $200M, with an outstanding lower priority claim of $685M

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The Mt Gox distributions may cause more downward pressure on bitcoin cash than bitcoin, Galaxy says

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FTX seems to be nearing the finish line almost two years after initiating the bankruptcy process

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While the current plan reflects progress, it represents a draft with “many blanks,” lawyer says

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Jane Street, a Mubadala-linked fund and Fidelity-linked funds are some of the top buyers, according to court documents

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Terraform Labs and the SEC are expected to head to trial later this month

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The agreement between the two bankrupt crypto companies awaits court approval

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The hearings are expected to last for a couple of days as the court hears arguments for and against the bankruptcy plan proposed by Genesis

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Judge John Dorsey approved the motion to sell, which was filed earlier this month

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The parent company of bankrupt lender Genesis filed an objection to its settlement agreement with the NYAG on Wednesday

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A lawyer for Genesis put the value of the Grayscale shares around $1.6 billion

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The company repaid over $1 billion in debt, according to the letter

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CoinList plans to buy the company, which holds a South Dakota license to offer custody services

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DCG says the plan “strips” the company of “other valuable economic and corporate governance rights”

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A hearing on the motion will take place on Thursday, Feb. 8

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A hearing on the motion to sell the stake is set for Feb. 22

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