Nina Bambysheva, Forbes Staff

FTX founder will take the stand in an attempt to refute allegations by his former lieutenants that he knew he was running a scam. If he fails, he could be in for a century-long prison term.

While-label partner Paxos, smarting from loss of Binance token, said to be in talks with slew of financial firms.

CFTC complaint against Binance raises hopes for some digital assets qualifying as commodities, limiting U.S. regulation as securities.

Update, scheduled for March, will free up tokens accounting for approximately 14% of ether supply.

The fallen mogul faces up to 115 years in prison if found guilty on all counts.

Like stock certificates sprinkled with pixie dust, inflated exchange tokens were at the core of FTX’s spectacular collapse. They are still in widespread use at major cryptocurrency exchanges around the world. Will they be crypto’s undoing?

Wait list web page reveals 1% spread, steep for crypto, on each transaction.