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Alameda moves $3.56M in Ethereum – Should markets brace for another sell-off?

Alameda Research, the defunct trading firm linked to FTX, has unstaked 1,695 ETH worth $3.56 million, signaling a potential sell-off in Ethereum and Solana. This follows a previous sale of $17 million in SOL tokens. The firm still holds significant assets, including $300 million in SOL, suggesting further selling pressure. Additional bearish signals include a trader from Fasanara Capital shorting $45 million in ETH and declining large transaction volumes. Ethereum is testing a key resistance level, while Solana is trading sideways with reduced network activity. A break above $2,100 for ETH or holding support at $76 for SOL could invalidate the expected decline.

ambcrypto04/01 12:49

Alameda moves $3.56M in Ethereum – Should markets brace for another sell-off?

ambcrypto04/01 12:49

LayerZero drops after $15mln Alameda dump – More pain ahead for ZRO?

LayerZero (ZRO) has faced significant selling pressure, dropping 8.42% to $1.83, with its market cap falling to $575 million. The decline intensified after Alameda Research dumped 7.93 million ZRO tokens worth $15.3 million, signaling a lack of confidence and accelerating downward momentum. ZRO broke below key support levels, including the 50 and 100-day EMAs, and its RSI fell deeper into bearish territory. If selling continues, ZRO could fall further to $1.4. However, sustained negative exchange netflows indicate continued buyer interest, which may provide support and potentially lead to a rebound toward $2.2 if selling pressure eases.

ambcrypto04/01 04:17

LayerZero drops after $15mln Alameda dump – More pain ahead for ZRO?

ambcrypto04/01 04:17

Alameda Triggers $17M Solana Unstaking As Creditor Liquidations Resume

Alameda Research has unstaked approximately $17 million worth of SOL and moved the tokens to its bankruptcy-controlled accounts, as part of ongoing efforts to liquidate assets and distribute funds to creditors. The firm, which collapsed alongside FTX in November 2022, still holds around $321 million in SOL, making it one of the largest known holders tied to the FTX estate. These movements are closely monitored due to the potential market impact, as periodic distributions could introduce selling pressure. Despite this, Solana maintains strong on-chain activity and developer engagement, which continue to support long-term interest in the asset.

bitcoinist03/13 05:01

Alameda Triggers $17M Solana Unstaking As Creditor Liquidations Resume

bitcoinist03/13 05:01

Convicted FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Breaks Silence On ‘10 Myths’

Sam Bankman-Fried, the convicted founder of FTX, has issued a statement from prison refuting what he calls “10 myths” about the collapse of the crypto exchange. He denies that FTX was insolvent, claiming it is now repaying customers between 119% and 143% of their claims. Bankman-Fried also dismissed rumors of a lavish corporate culture, including “polycule orgies,” and insisted his personal spending was funded by legitimate earnings. He challenged the narrative around FTX’s bankruptcy, stating that financing was available to cover liquidity shortfalls, but lawyers proceeded with the filing anyway. He denied creating a secret “backdoor” for Alameda Research, asserting that all account features had legitimate purposes. Regarding his trial, Bankman-Fried argued he did not receive a fair hearing, accusing the DOJ and bankruptcy debtors of controlling the narrative and witnesses. He also claimed Judge Kaplan restricted his defense by imposing a gag order and revoking his bail for exercising his First Amendment rights. The statement comes as he pursues a new trial, with hopes for a presidential pardon having largely faded.

bitcoinist02/21 11:02

Convicted FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Breaks Silence On ‘10 Myths’

bitcoinist02/21 11:02

LayerZero: Can ZRO reclaim $2.50 amid $24M whale swap?

LayerZero (ZRO) experienced significant volatility, retracing from a high of $2.59 to $2.071, an 11.61% daily decline, after a 21% weekly gain. This movement followed the announcement of Layer1-Zero, which introduced multiple technical breakthroughs, driving substantial investor interest. The altcoin recorded a positive buy-sell delta, indicating strong demand. Notably, Alameda Research swapped $24.49M worth of STG for $24.29M in ZRO, signaling strong institutional confidence. Despite recent profit-taking and increased net inflows, ZRO remains above key moving averages, with an RSI of 61 suggesting bullish sentiment. If demand holds, ZRO could reclaim $2.50 and target $3.01, with support at $1.80 if selling pressure intensifies.

ambcrypto02/12 12:02

LayerZero: Can ZRO reclaim $2.50 amid $24M whale swap?

ambcrypto02/12 12:02

Former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison Could Be Free by January 2026 as FTX Case Enters Final Phase

Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison is set for early release, with updated federal records indicating she could be freed by January 21, 2026. Ellison, who was sentenced to two years in prison in September 2024 after pleading guilty to multiple fraud charges, has served approximately 14 months in custody. Her cooperation with prosecutors was instrumental in convicting FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and other executives. Ellison was transferred to a community confinement program in October 2025, a step often reserved for inmates nearing release. Early release is attributed to good behavior credits and programs under the First Step Act. Following her release, Ellison will face three years of supervised release and a ten-year ban from serving as an officer or director of any public company or crypto exchange.

ccn.com12/26 12:00

Former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison Could Be Free by January 2026 as FTX Case Enters Final Phase

ccn.com12/26 12:00

SEC Moves To Bar FTX Execs And Ex-Alameda Research CEO From Public Company Roles

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed proposed final consent orders against former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison and ex-FTX executives Gary Wang and Nishad Singh. The regulator alleges they participated in a multi-year scheme where FTX raised over $1.8 billion by misleading investors about the safety of the platform and the relationship with Alameda. The SEC claims Alameda was given special privileges, including an unlimited line of credit funded by FTX customer deposits, which were misused for trading, investments, and executive loans. Without admitting guilt, the three agreed to permanent antifraud violations bans. Ellison accepted a 10-year officer-director bar, while Wang and Singh agreed to 8-year bans.

bitcoinist12/20 17:22

SEC Moves To Bar FTX Execs And Ex-Alameda Research CEO From Public Company Roles

bitcoinist12/20 17:22

SEC confirms years-long director bans for former Alameda, FTX executives

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has obtained final consent judgments against former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison and former FTX executives Gary Wang and Nishad Singh. They are barred from holding company leadership roles for eight to 10 years due to their involvement in misusing FTX investor funds from 2019 to 2022. Ellison received a 10-year ban, while Wang and Singh each accepted eight-year bans. All three are also subject to five-year conduct-based injunctions. The SEC alleged that, with Ellison's knowledge, FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried and the other executives exempted Alameda from risk measures and provided it with an unlimited line of credit using FTX customer funds. Ellison, who testified against Bankman-Fried, was sentenced to two years in prison and is scheduled for early release on February 20. Wang and Singh also cooperated with authorities and received time-served sentences. Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years for his central role in the exchange’s collapse.

cointelegraph12/19 21:31

SEC confirms years-long director bans for former Alameda, FTX executives