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The bankrupt crypto exchange FTX reached a $228 million settlement with Bybit, aimed at reclaiming assets to bolster funds for client and creditor repayments. FTX's restructuring team actively sought to recover assets to strengthen its payout capacity.

Tesla’s showcase of its humanoid robots created a lot of excitement in the tech world. Footage of the Optimus robots walking smoothly, completing tasks, and engaging with the crowd spread across the globe.

In an interview with Bernstein analysts, Michael Saylor made it clear that MicroStrategy’s long-term goal is to become a major Bitcoin bank. He also predicted that the company could one day be valued in the trillions.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), one of the main competitors of NVIDIA, debuted its new AI chip, the Instinct MI325X. During the Advancing AI 2024 event, the company announced that the chip will be in production in the second half of 2025.

Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison is surrendering everything she owns to leave the FTX saga behind for good.

Scroll, a Layer-2 project, is facing backlash ahead of the SCR airdrop. A user on platform X, named Andrew 10 GWEI, published a report suggesting connections between some wallets holding tens or hundreds of thousands of marks and those linked to the developers.

Hackers gained access to three private keys that control the Radiant protocol, allowing them to manipulate smart contracts and withdraw user funds.

WhitePool, the mining pool created by WhiteBIT, continues to gain momentum in the mining sector. Since its launch in August 2024, it has quickly climbed to 15th place in the global mining pool rankings.

Fidelity, the issuer of one of the Bitcoin ETFs (FBTC), has officially confirmed a data breach that compromised the personal information of more than 77,000 clients. While the company has not disclosed many details about the incident, it assured clients that the hackers did not gain access to their accounts. The breach occurred between August 17 and August 19, 2024.

On October 9, 2024, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler spoke at an event at the New York University School of Law in Manhattan. Once again, he took the opportunity to lay out the familiar crypto concerns that the SEC, under his leadership, has been raising for years.

Following a conflict with local authorities over accusations of spreading disinformation, the social media platform X is set to relaunch in Brazil. Elon Musk had to comply with court orders to unblock access to the platform. In legal battles with independent judicial systems, it becomes clear that charisma and wealth don't protect anyone from accountability.