Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research, agreed to surrender most of her assets to settle a lawsuit with FTX bankruptcy estate.

Caroline Ellison, the former co-CEO of Alameda Research, reached a settlement agreement with FTX debtors, agreeing to turn ...

Caroline Ellison has agreed to relinquish the majority of her assets to FTX debtors as part of a settlement with the FTX ...

This move marks a significant milestone for the FTX exchange, and it will see 98% of its creditors get 118% of their claim ...

U.S. bankruptcy judge John Dorsey gave FTX the green light to repay 98% of its customers using $16.5 billion in assets ...

The new FTX administration filed a motion while seeking a settlement agreement with Caroline Ellison, the former boss at ...

Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison has agreed to a settlement that would give up basically all her remaining assets ...

Brasília, Brazil - Brazil's Supreme Court said Tuesday it was lifting a ban on Elon Musk's social network X, which was ...

The settlements allow FTX to use its assets to repay customers of its crypto exchange first, before paying potentially competing claims filed by government regulators. FTX plans to repay 98 percent of ...

Creditors will receive up to $16.5 billion, nearly two years after their funds were frozen by the crypto firm’s shocking bankruptcy, according to a plan approved by a judge Monday.

A U.S. bankruptcy judge has approved FTX’s plan to repay creditors up to $16.5 billion, marking the end of the exchange’s two-year bankruptcy process and potentially injecting billions back into the ...

FTX's approved plan could pave the way for $2.4 billion to flow back into the crypto markets, influencing Bitcoin's Q4 ...