Judge approves delaying forfeiture of donations from FTX-funded PACs
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried reportedly donated roughly $40 million directly to political candidates and PACs in 2022 before the collapse of his crypto exchange.
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Marathon Digital, Kenyan government discuss crypto policy, energy use
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False alarm: DOJ did not classify MNGO as a commodity
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Crypto jobs market holding up despite tech industry cutbacks
The crypto job market shows few signs of slowing down despite high profile cases of staff layoffs and hiring freezes across big tech companies. In recent weeks, several major tech companies have announced a paring back of staff, citing a downturn in the traditional market and narrowing demand for products that had boomed during the pandemic.…