Bitcoin and Ether both fell in Monday morning trading in Asia along with all of the top 10 non-stablecoin cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. With the exception of XRP, all the top 10 also lost ground over the last seven days as more details emerged about the failure of the FTX exchange.

Ethereum’s price is trading below $1,200 on Sunday, charting a decrease of around 3.5% in the past 24 hours.

In a new CNBC interview, Changpeng Zhao says that he received a call from Bankman-Fried within 48 hours after tweeting his firm’s plans to liquidate its FTT holdings.

One theory posits that the FTX hacker was biding their time to steal billions — until they realized the exchange was insolvent

According to the report, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he would like to buy parts of the company with a focus on its stakes in other companies and the parts that dealt with institutional clients.

The Kraken founder says that the Bitcoin (BTC) halving, which will likely take place sometime in the first half of next year, could be the next bullish catalyst for crypto markets.

In an update released two days ago, Coin Bureau looked at how the collapse of SBF’s FTX empire could impact the price of $SOL, the native token of the Solana blockchain.

Bitcoin has not made any decisive moves in days as the asset remains stuck below $17,000. This is expected to an extent today, given the unusually low trading volumes.

The cryptocurrency industry saw the spectacular collapse of one of its giants earlier this month, which ultimately resulted in FTX filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Former Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Chair Sheila Bair likens the fall of crypto exchange FTX and its former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried to the infamous Ponzi Scheme of Bernie Madoff. “It felt very Bernie Madoff-like in that way,” she said.

As part of the recent bankruptcy filing, the defunct crypto exchange FTX, along with 101 of the 130 affiliated companies, announced the launch of a strategic review of their global assets. The review is an attempt to maximize recoverable value for stakeholders. 

In a recent Twitter thread pondering the need for transparency in the industry after the collapse of FTX, Grayscale attempted to calm its investors’ fears, assuring them that the regulations that apply to its various entities make an FTX-like scenario nearly impossible.

Nathaniel Whittemore, former head of marketing at FTX, shares how he and other FTX employees felt as they realized that they, along with the rest of the crypto industry, had been duped, lied to, and defrauded in a recent <a href="https://www.coindesk.com/podcasts/the-breakdown-with-nlw/sam-bankman-fraud-inside-the-collapse-of-ftxs-hollow-empire/">podcast</a>.

Days after&nbsp;crypto giant FTX&nbsp;collapsed and founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried resigned in disgrace, his $40 million Bahamas penthouse was listed for sale online.&nbsp;&nbsp;But the listing was fake, according to a report&nbsp;in Fortune.

Never has a large fortune vanished as quickly as his. Sixteen billion dollars gone in 3 days.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is reportedly interested in buying certain parts of collapsed crypto exchange FTX. “Part of my conversation was if he needs liquidity, maybe there’s businesses that he has bought or he has that we would want to own [...] Would we have bought some of those from him? I definitely think that was on the table,” he said.

Former stockbroker, commonly known as the “Wolf of Wall Street,”&nbsp;Jordan Belfort, said&nbsp;he believes the collapse was likely premeditated&nbsp;after observing the conduct of FTX’s former CEO.

I can think that she’s a cool person but also think she’s a bad actor that did super shitty things to the crypto space and scammed millions of people.

In a piece published on Nov. 18 by Forbes Magazine, the CEO of FTX’s affiliate company <a href="https://cointelegraph.com/news/alameda-s-research-and-ftx-ventures-websites-taken-down">Alameda Research</a>, Caroline Ellison, has been dubbed “Queen Caroline.”

The most notable outcome of the FTX fallout has been the mass withdrawals of BTC and ETH from crypto exchanges into self-custody wallets as the debate on the dependability of centralization fires up.&nbsp;