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U.S. Justice Department Agrees to Try FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried on Original Charges Only for Now

Those original charges include counts one (conspiracy to commit wire fraud on customers of FTX), two (wire fraud on customers of FTX), three (conspiracy to commit fraud on FTX customers tied to derivatives), five (conspiracy to commit securities fraud against FTX investors), seven (conspiracy to commit wire fraud on lenders

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Bittrex U.S. to Allow Withdrawals Starting Thursday After Crypto Exchange Wins Bankruptcy Court Ruling

In his Tuesday ruling, Judge Brendan Shannon authorized Bittrex U.S. and its affiliates “to permit their customers holding undisputed, noncontingent, and liquidated claims to withdraw cryptocurrency assets and fiat currency from the Debtors’ trading platform to the extent of such claims.” Source

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Sam Bankman-Fried Can Contest Extra U.S. DOJ Charges, Bahamas Supreme Court Says

“Leave is granted to the claimant to commence proceedings for judicial review,” Bahamas Supreme Court Judge Loren Klein said on Tuesday. Klein's comments favor Bankman-Fried's bid to contest the position taken by the Bahamas minister and Attorney General. “All of the grounds advanced by the claimants disclose arguable claims with

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U.S. SEC Out-of-Bounds in Dragging DeFi Into Proposed Exchange Rule, Crypto Industry Says

However, DeFi protocols “intuitively possess none of the defining hallmarks of stock exchanges,” according to the DeFi Education Fund’s letter. “Beyond DeFi, the commission’s proposal has no logical limit and would sweep third-party and utility service providers who contract with exchange providers into the exchange regulatory regime.” Source

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