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Jane is an experienced writer, specializing in cryptocurrency, blockchain, DeFi, Web3, and FinTech. With a passion for research, she delves deep into the latest developments to provide insightful and accessible content for readers. When not writing, you’ll find Jane singing, playing guitar, taking care of her boys, or expressing creativity through graphic design and crafting digital marketing strategies. Join Jane on this exciting journey as she explores the ever-evolving world of crypto and technology.

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Altcoin Crash Looms

An Altcoin Crash Is Coming As FTX And Venture Capital Firms Sell Crypto Holdings, Report Says

Jane Lubale•Updated: 06 June 2024

Updated:•Updated: 06 June 2024

Celsius Founder Alex Mashinsky Wants FTC Case Dismissed

Celsius Founder Alex Mashinsky Wants FTC Case Dismissed

Jane Lubale•Updated: 12 September 2023

Updated:•Updated: 12 September 2023

Binance Remains Financially Strong, No Parallels to FTX, Says Regional Head, Richard Teng

Binance Dismisses Parallels With Bankrupt FTX, Says Its Assets Are ”Backed One-To-One”

Jane Lubale•Updated: 12 September 2023

Updated:•Updated: 12 September 2023

FTX Token price

FTX Sues LayerZero Labs To Recover $85 Million Transferred Amid Its Implosion, Alleges Firm Took Advantage Of Crisis

Jane Lubale•Updated: 11 September 2023

Updated:•Updated: 11 September 2023

Turkish Crypto Exchange Thodex's Founder Sentenced to Over 11,000 Years in Jail

Thodex Crypto Exchange Founder Sentenced to 11,169 Years in Turkish Jail

Jane Lubale•Updated: 08 September 2023

Updated:•Updated: 08 September 2023

Former FTX Executive Ryan Salame to Forfeit $1.5 Billion After Pleading Guilty to Federal Charges

Former FTX Executive Ryan Salame May Forfeit $1.5 Billion After Guilty Plea

Jane Lubale•Updated: 19 February 2026

Updated:•Updated: 19 February 2026

Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky's Assets Frozen by Court Order Amid Legal Probe

Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky’s Assets Frozen by Court Order

Jane Lubale•Updated: 19 February 2026

Updated:•Updated: 19 February 2026

IMF and FSB paper says blanket bans on crypto aren't advisable

IMF-FSB Crypto Roadmap Says Blanket Bans Don’t Work

Jane Lubale•Updated: 07 September 2023

Updated:•Updated: 07 September 2023

Top Binance Executives Depart Amid Speculation Over Russian Exit

Binance Exodus Gathers Pace as Eastern Europe, Russia Executives Leave

Jane Lubale•Updated: 13 August 2025

Updated:•Updated: 13 August 2025

DOJ Confirms Sam Bankman-Fried's Sufficient Access to Legal Tools Amid Detention Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the now-closed crypto exchange FTX, has secured better access to crucial legal resources while detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) said. Since August 31, 2023, Bankman-Fried has been able to use an “air-gapped laptop” for reviewing electronic discovery materials. The laptop is available for a substantial 11 hours on weekdays (from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.) and 7.5 hours on weekends and holidays (from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.), the DOJ reported. The DOJ emphasized that defense counsel doesn't need to be present during these sessions, simplifying the process. "To date, there have been no reported issues with the functionality of the USB ports and software applications utilized thus far," the letter read. Bankman-Fried's access to key hard drives has also been streamlined. Two hard drives were initially shipped to him in late August, with a third hand-delivered by his defense team on September 1, 2023. These hard drives are vital for his legal defense and preparation, the DOJ added. In a collaborative effort to prevent any delays, the MDC has agreed to accept hard drives directly from Bankman-Fried's defense counsel. These drives are promptly processed and provided to the defendant. Currently, he has three of these etched hard drives in his possession. "Separate from the Etched Hard Drives, defense counsel can bring their own hard drives ('Counsel Hard Drives') to their legal visits,” the letter clarified. “This allows them to upload and download materials without MDC staff involvement." Internet-enabled Laptop Bankman-Fried has also retained access to an internet-enabled laptop for at least two days each week. Recent tests conducted by the Government showed varying internet speeds throughout the day. During mornings and early afternoons, the download speed reached 34 Mbps, while it slowed to 7.5 Mbps in the late afternoon, the US Prosecutors reported. However, the DOJ argued that these internet speeds should be “sufficient for most internet review activities”. Bankman-Fried's internet-enabled laptop has a new 9-cell battery provided by his defense counsel. This battery has approximately 8 hours of battery life, the DOJ reported. Judge Denies Bankman-Fried's Release Request Bankman-Fried faced the revocation of his bail back in August, for tampering with witnesses. His legal team had requested a temporary release from jail, seeking to collaborate on his defense at the federal courthouse in Manhattan. Their argument centered around the challenges posed by poor internet connectivity and limited battery life, which they believed were significant obstacles to effective defense preparation. However, Judge Lewis Kaplan declined the request during a hearing that took place last week. Judge Kaplan instructed all parties involved to compile a comprehensive report on the matter. Bankman-Fried is approaching his trial scheduled for October 3, 2023. Related Articles • Best Crypto to Buy Now  • Latest Meme Coin Sonik Secures $1.75 Million; Prepare for Claim and Listing on Thursday at 9 AM UTC  DOJ Confirms Sam Bankman-Fried's Sufficient Access to Legal Tools Amid Detention

Sam Bankman-Fried Has Sufficient Access to Laptop, Internet To Prepare His Defence, Prosecution Says

Jane Lubale•Updated: 19 February 2026

Updated:•Updated: 19 February 2026

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