‘Hong Kong’s FTX’ victims win lawsuit, bankers bash stablecoins: Asia Express
Victims of ‘Hong Kong’s FTX’ take aim at $29M seized by police, central bankers bash stablecoins, crypto scammers busted over luxury condo.
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