Bankman-Fried’s Private Jet Causes Buzz, Kraken CEO Addresses FTX Collapse, More Dormant Bitcoins Awaken – Week in Review – The Weekly Bitcoin News

Bankman-Fried’s Private Jet Causes Buzz, Kraken CEO Addresses FTX Collapse, More Dormant Bitcoins Awaken – Week in Review – The Weekly Bitcoin News

With the colossal collapse of crypto exchange FTX in recent weeks, there has been no shortage of excitement in the world of cryptocurrency and finance. Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried’s private jet was reportedly seen en route to Argentina, Kraken’s CEO has addressed the fallout from the Alameda/FTX saga, saying “the damage here is enormous,” and many, many more stories surrounding the debacle have emerged up. . On top of this, several so-called dormant bitcoins have woken up, and Elon Musk has given his two cents on bitcoin and dogecoin once again.

Flight Radar Report Shows FTX Co-Founder's Private Jet Flew To Argentina, SBF Says He's Still In The Bahamas

Flight Radar Report Shows FTX Co-Founder’s Private Jet Flew To Argentina, SBF Says He’s Still In The Bahamas

According to Flightradar24’s official Twitter account, the most tracked flight was at 03:33 on 12 November 2022 Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) private jet flying from the Bahamas to Argentina. Although the flight track does not mean that SBF took the plane, a number of people suspected that someone from SBF’s inner circle flew out of the Bahamas. However, the former FTX chief sent a text message to Reuters after the flight report, telling the news agency that he did not leave the Bahamas.

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Elon Musk: Bitcoin Will Make It, Dogecoin to the Moon

Elon Musk: Bitcoin Will Make It — Dogecoin to the Moon

Tesla CEO and Twitter CEO Elon Musk has made bullish statements about bitcoin and dogecoin despite crypto markets selling off. He said bitcoin “will make it” and “DOGE to the moon.” Amid the crypto winter and the chaos surrounding the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, Musk believes there is a future for bitcoin, ethereum and dogecoin.

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Kraken CEO discusses impact of FTX failure - says damage to crypto industry is huge, will take years to undo

Kraken CEO discusses impact of FTX failure – says damage to crypto industry is huge, will take years to undo

The CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has outlined the impact of FTX’s failure on the crypto industry. After listing several red flags, the executive emphasized, “The damage here is enormous … We’re going to be working to undo this for years.”

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6,522 'sleeping bitcoins' worth $107 million Wake up after 5 years of inactivity

6,522 ‘sleeping bitcoins’ worth $107 million Wake up after 5 years of inactivity

On November 16, 2022, at Bitcoin block height 763,474, someone transferred 6,522 bitcoins worth approximately $107 million after the coins have been inactive for more than five years. While bitcoin’s value is 75% lower than a year ago, so-called dormant bitcoins have woken up amid the recent capitulation in the crypto market.

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