Nishad Singh won’t serve any jail time, Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled on Wednesday

A repayment plan has officially been approved, nearly two years after FTX went bust

FTX “never had the crypto” to make in-kind distributions, witness says at FTX’s confirmation hearing

Ellison’s Tuesday sentencing comes months after Sam Bankman-Fried was handed a 25-year sentence

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried filed a 102-page appeal brief arguing the judge’s decisions barred him from a fair trial

There’s yet another Sam Bankman-Fried book out there, and I think you should read it

As part of the settlement, FTX and Alameda are banned from having any digital asset commodities, which include bitcoin, ether and USDT

Meanwhile, stocks rally after Jerome Powell finishes his Capitol Hill tour

Nishad Singh and Gary Wang will be sentenced almost a year after Bankman-Fried’s criminal trial

Prosecutors said Ryan Salame’s “serious crimes” and “minor” cooperation mean a serious sentence is in order

FTX seems to be nearing the finish line almost two years after initiating the bankruptcy process

While the current plan reflects progress, it represents a draft with “many blanks,” lawyer says

Some creditors could see up to 142% of their claims paid back

They both may be in prison for an overlapping 120 days, but the similarities stop there

Sentence proves there is “no substitute” for acknowledging guilt and showing remorse, one defense lawyer says

Judge Kaplan said that Bankman-Fried, although “exceptionally ambitious,” was ultimately a reckless gambler

The former FTX CEO was sentenced to 25 years in jail today — and his last words before the court probably did nothing to reduce his jail time

The former FTX CEO was sentenced in a New York courtroom on Thursday

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Jane Street, a Mubadala-linked fund and Fidelity-linked funds are some of the top buyers, according to court documents

Current FTX CEO John J. Ray says creditors wouldn’t be repaid if not for the “thousands of hours” of work by his team

The former FTX CEO faces a maximum sentence of 110 years and is scheduled to be sentenced on March 28

The former FTX boss will attend a sentencing hearing slated for late March

Pantera Capital is reportedly interested in buying up to $250 million worth of SOL

29 family members, doctors and victims write to judge Lewis Kaplan asking for leniency for Sam Bankman-Fried