Crypto Biz: SBF has his day in court; Barry Silbert accused of ‘stalling’ over frozen funds By Cointelegraph

After Sam Bankman-Fried was handed over to United States officials last month, his top lieutenants — Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang — had already been cooperating with the feds. The two pleaded guilty to a slew of charges and agreed to assist the Southern District of New York to investigate FTX and their former boss. SBF had his day in court on Jan. 3 and pled not guilty to all criminal charges.

As the saga surrounding SBF and FTX intensified, crypto capital market company Digital Currency Group was facing problems of its own. Its CEO, Barry Silbert, has been accused of “stalling tactics” over frozen funds.

Sam Bankman-Fried enters not guilty plea for all counts in federal court

Cameron Winklevoss pens open letter to Barry Silbert about Gemini’s blocked funds

Grayscale ETH trust nears record 60% discount as nerves continue over DCG

Core Scientific shuts down 37K mining rigs it was hosting for Celsius