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You Need the TRUTH to Make Informed Decisions — Part Four - Daily Reckoning Australia - Vimarsana News

You Need the TRUTH to Make Informed Decisions — Part Four - Daily Reckoning Australia

Considering FTX went up in flames in a matter of days, you have to applaud the Market Gods’ sense of humour. Can you imagine Warren Buffett paying anyone to pull this sort of stunt to promote Berkshire Hathaway? Me either. But then again, as cult members often scoffed, Buffett is so old-school…he just doesn’t get it.

Ahana Joins Leading Open Source Innovators in its Commitment to the Velox Open Source Project Created by Meta - Vimarsana News

Ahana Joins Leading Open Source Innovators in its Commitment to the Velox Open Source Project Created by Meta

Ahana commits to the development of Meta’s Velox Open Source Project, extending engineering resources and naming significant contributors.

SoftBank writes down nearly $100 million investment in FTX - Vimarsana News

SoftBank writes down nearly $100 million investment in FTX

SoftBank reveals it invested $100 million into crypto exchange FTX after the startup declared bankruptcy amid a flurry of negative headlines.

How Did So Much 'Smart Money' Get Tangled Up in FTX? | Institutional Investor - Vimarsana News

How Did So Much 'Smart Money' Get Tangled Up in FTX? | Institutional Investor

Sam Bankman-Fried, crypto’s boy wonder, lured in big names before it all collapsed.

FTX goes bankrupt: Investors who put US$2 billion into crypto exchange face scrutiny too - Vimarsana News

FTX goes bankrupt: Investors who put US$2 billion into crypto exchange face scrutiny too

Now investors are under scrutiny too for enabling Mr Bankman-Fried with so little oversight. Read more at straitstimes.com.