In his first interview from prison, the founder of FTX, and once the richest person in the world under 30, is reflective but not completely contrite.

The disgraced exchange says it plans to reimburse its creditors and customers for losses of up to 16.3 billion, including interest.

More legal tussling as the blockchain company claims that the so-called Fox Declaration should have been classified as expert testimony, not "standard summary evidence," as the SEC claims.

Transparency issues plague Sui as stakeholders demand clarity on the nearly 5 billion “unallocated” tokens allegedly controlled by founders.

The cross-chain interoperability protocol is giving away its upcoming token (ZRO) to early users. The snapshot to determine eligibility is over, and ZRO is expected to launch in the first half of 2024.

Changpeng Zhao's fate has become weirdly entwined with the number "4", which he used to silence his critics.

Despite high hopes for the Bitcoin halving event, market reactions have leaned toward sell-offs, keeping the cryptocurrency below anticipated values. Alongside this, Bitcoin ETFs have experienced substantive outflows, signaling potential shifts in investor confidence.

After pleading guilty to money laundering last November, former Binance CEO and founder is heading to prison. Thanks to cooperation with authorities and an exceptionally good profile built by the defense, the sentence, however, is much lighter than requested by prosecutors.