The beginning of payments to customers from the imploded cryptocurrency exchange FTX underscores the possibility that the wealth amassed by the convicted mogul Sam Bankman-Fried was sufficient to make ...

Ryan Salame and Caroline Ellison, FTX executives convicted for their roles in the notorious crypto fraud led by their former boss Sam Bankman-Fried, have both shaved time off their lengthy prison ...

Debtors representing the defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX in its bankruptcy case have announced that a reorganization plan, which will enable customer repayments, will take effect on Jan. 3.

Former FTX Digital Markets co-CEO Ryan Salame’s prison sentence was reduced by one year, with his current release date scheduled for March 2031, United States Bureau of Prison records show.

FTX customers are set to receive their first repayments in early 2025, as the company’s reorganization plan will take effect on Jan. 3. Distributions will be facilitated through crypto firms ...

Two former FTX executives appear to have had time trimmed off their prison sentences for their roles in the multibillion-dollar fraud that led to the 2022 collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s ...

Ryan Salame, an ex-FTX executive, appears to have had time shaved off his scheduled release from prison. Salame began his 7 ½ year sentence for his role in a massive crypto fraud scheme in October.

FTX has partnered with BitGo and Kraken to assist in recovery distributions to eligible creditors. Customers must complete KYC verification, tax submissions, and onboarding via the FTX Customer ...

Former FTX (FTT-USD) executives Ryan Salame and Caroline Ellison, convicted for their roles in the multibillion-dollar crypto fraud orchestrated by Sam Bankman-Fried, have had their prison ...

FTX was a high-profile crypto startup that allowed people to buy and sell digital assets. It had its name emblazoned on an arena in Miami and on every Major League Baseball umpire’s jersey.