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FTX Lawsuit Against Tom Brady, Stephen Curry, Shohei Ohtani, Others Is Narrowed
(Reuters) - A federal judge narrowed but stopped short of dismissing a lawsuit by investors seeking to hold celebrities like sports stars Tom Brady, Stephen Curry and Shohei Ohtani liable for promoting the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Brady, Ohtani, Other Celebs Get Most of FTX Case Dismissed
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed most of the claims brought against Tom Brady, Shohei Ohtani, Steph Curry, Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Osaka, David Ortiz, the Golden State Warriors and other celebrity defendants over their promotion of failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Backpack Exchange has opened fund withdrawals for former FTX EU users, starting May 12, with KYC required before claiming ...
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A court found that celebrities who promoted now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX aren't liable for investor losses because ...
Backpack Exchange has launched a two-step withdrawal process for former FTX EU users, opening access to frozen Euro funds.
The bankrupt crypto exchange FTX is suing two companies for allegedly not returning digital assets. In a new statement, FTX ...
When Defendants urged people to invest in FTX, they solicited the purchases that followed,” U.S. District Judge K. Michael ...
Michelle Bond says prosecutors used stealth and deception to secure Ryan Salame’s plea, breaking a promise not to charge her ...
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Former FTX exec's wife says gov't 'induced a guilty plea'Michelle Bond, the wife of former FTX Digital Markets co-CEO Ryan Salame, who faces federal campaign finance charges, is ...
The platform aims to revolutionize how developers write code by offering a sleek interface integrated with an AI chatbot ...
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