The FTX is contesting a $264 million claim by Jump Trading's subsidiary regarding an undelivered loan from Alameda Research.
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Jump Trading Drags FTX Estate to Court Over $264M Serum Token LoanJump Trading's Tai Mo Shan subsidiary is seeking nearly $264 million in damages over a failed delivery of SRM tokens – more ...
Call it a slam dunk win for one of the lead attorneys helping FTX through its bankruptcy. Brian Glueckstein, a lawyer with ...
The FTX-Alameda bankruptcy estate is disputing Jump Trading subsidiary Tai Mo Shan's $264 million claim related to a loan ...
SAINT HELIER, Jersey | (“CoinShares'' or “the Company”) (Nasdaq Stockholm: CS; US OTCQX: CNSRF), the leading European digital investment company specialising in digital assets, today announced a ...
SRM was originally scheduled to have a maximum supply of nearly 10.1 billion tokens, but the DEX’s collapse ruined the plans.
Silvergate faces SEC lawsuit after FTX collapse, leaving investors scrambling. ETFSwap (ETFS) emerges as a secure alternative ...
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Crypto Exchange Bybit Makes International Headlines by Filling the Space Left by FTXBybit, a Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange, has quickly become the second-largest exchange in the world mostly because it ...
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