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FTX's new bosses said its US affiliate held just $181 million in crypto, but its former CEO repeated his claim it's solvent and can release customers' funds.

FTX's fall is still heavily affecting the crypto market and its investors' perception of it.

Bill Ackman has doubled down on urging people not to rush to judgement on FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Here's what the billionaire investor's got to say.

Brett Harrison said Saturday that Bankman-Fried "responded at times with gaslighting and manipulation" when criticized.

Sam Trabucco stepped down as co-CEO of Alameda Research months before the hedge fund's collapse. He said he was going to sail on his new yacht.

The crypto exchange's collapse wiped out $32 billion in enterprise value – here's how that compares to other high-profile bankruptcies.

Saying the public interest "cannot be overstated," lawyers for the outlets, including Reuters, said the publics right to know Bankman-Frieds guarantors outweighed their privacy and safety rights.

Digital-asset exchange Crypto.com is reducing its global workforce by about 20%, the latest retrenchment in the sector following a collapse in virtual-coin prices.

Tom Brady along with his ex-wife had million worth of shares in FTX when it filed for bankruptcy. Many have lost their investments and savings after the cryptocurrency FTX filed for bankruptcy.

Recovery of assets might be good news for investors but who will benefit from it, if individual investors do not find a mention in court hearings?