Crystal Kim

Investors like to see all their positions, and risks, in one place at the same time.

When markets are primed for good news, it pays to be a bit more discerning.

SBF, one of the most high-profile names in crypto, has been convicted in one of “biggest financial frauds in American history.”

Fielding questions from his own attorney, the FTX founder was focused and confident. The cross-examination drew out a different SBF, appearing to take aim at his duplicitous side.

The price of HayCoin hit more than $4.2 million recently, making each worth more than a bitcoin.

Caroline Ellison is driving that story home at the trial of her ex-boyfriend and former boss, facing the possibility of her own 110-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to seven counts of fraud and conspiracy.

“Misappropriation” is a subjective term, defense lawyers argue in letter motion.

The CFTC alleges that Stephen Ehrlich “fraudulently solicited participation in and operated” the crypto lender in a way that led to to bankruptcy, owing U.S. customers over $1.7 billion.

In Caroline Ellison’s continued testimony, the former Alameda CEO saidthat at SBF’s behest, the firm sent a $150 million payment to a Chinese official.

SBF “asked us to do it, so we did it,” Wang told the jury.