“In several months, I think probably by the end of the year, we’ll see that all these tokenized stocks will have very deep liquidity. Just as deep as TradFi.”
Our Head of Digital Assets, @arush, joined a panel at the 2026 SIFMA Operations Conference & Exhibition discussing
I was on the FTX UCC for the bankruptcy.
@SBF_FTX is correct. If it weren’t for the bankruptcy lawyers, FTX could have paid us all out in-kind just like the Genesis and Gemini bankruptcies did.
Instead we were dollarized at $16,500 BTC while John J. Ray III paid $1M to each
SBF insisted that FTX was solvent and “could even repay crypto in kind.”
FYI, former FTX executive Dan Chapsky also claimed in a recent interview that FTX was solvent and could repay customers in crypto.
With SBF’s appeal approaching, the narrative battle between the pro-FTX
BREAKING: John J. Ray III, FTX's new CEO appears at SBF appeal to respond to salacious allegations of gross misconduct, destruction of $130Bn of estate assets to keep a perfectly solvent company under his control in Ch. 11 bankruptcy, giving releases and exculpations to
The cognitive dissonance around SBF's appeal is astounding. I would expect "investigative journalist" to do at least a little research before drawing conclusions.
He can be a criminal and also have been denied a fair trial. Both can be true.
Who has the most to lose if a
You’re going to start seeing a lot more in the news about Sam Bankman-Fried.
There is a massive and well funded lobby effort to get this criminal pardoned. He’s going to pretend like he was a victim of Joe Biden and the Democrats after he funded all of the Left’s campaigns.
I’m sure @FossGregfoss can structure this. What would it look like as a bond? Can bitcoiners contribute their btc and earn yield? Secured by future volcano-mined btc?