Billionaire Joe Lewis faces insider trading charges, set to plead guilty to 19 fraud charges. The case involves his ties with FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and Deltec Bank. Lewis, known for a controversial financial past, is connected to the Bahamas' cryptocurrency industry through Deltec. The guilty plea marks a crucial development in the ongoing legal saga.
SanyaFrom his childhood living in a ghetto on the east bank of the Yamuna River in Delhi to launching the $6-billion Polygon blockchain, Sandeep Nailwal has an incredible rags-to-riches tale.
ZoeyRicardo Salinas advocates for Bitcoin as an inflation-resistant alternative to conventional banks.
Hui XinOver a span of less than a month, four crypto billionaires have passed away under suspicious circumstances.
FinboldAlthough there has to be more control and “fraudulent actors” removed from the market, he believes “crypto is here to stay” despite recent setbacks.
The Crypto StarThe link between the two companies is highlighted by the nature of the Almeda Research balance sheet, which contains mainly the FTT token issued by FTX.
FinboldDuring times of market turmoil, Bitcoin “worked without the Fed and without any intervention,” Miller said, concluding, “It’s an insurance policy in my opinion.”
CointelegraphMiller said Bitcoin “functioned without the Fed and without any interference” during times of market turmoil, concluding that “it’s an insurance policy, the way I look at it.”
Cointelegraph
NulltxBillionaire Bill Ackman is calling on the city government to ensure more innovators don't emigrate because of regulatory hurdles.
Cointelegraph