Crypto media site The Block has been secretly funded for the past two years by Sam Bankman-Fried’s Alameda Research, according to a report by Axios. The bloc confirmed the report on Friday. This article originally appeared in Crypto Markets TodayCoinDesk’s daily newsletter diving into what’s been happening in today’s crypto markets. Subscribe to get it …
Photo illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Photo: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty Images The Block, a media company that says it covers crypto news independently, was secretly funded for over a year with money funneled to The Block’s CEO by the disgraced cryptocurrency trading company. of Sam Bankman-Fried, sources told Axios. why is it important: The payments, …
New York CNN Business — The staggering level of apparent deception staged by former crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried has not been uncovered by government investigators or a major financial news agency, such as the Wall Street Journal. Instead, the first public insight into alleged wrongdoing by Bankman-Fried — known to insiders as SBF — came …
The Hot Springs Board of Directors on Tuesday delegated the marketing of the Majestic Hotel site to the city’s economic development contractor, making the Hot Springs Metro Partnership the clearinghouse for all offers to purchase and redevelopment proposals. This is the first time the city’s $100,000 services contract with the partnership has included the marketing …
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Comment this story Comment Elon Musk held a town hall meeting with some of Twitter’s biggest advertisers and marketing partners on Wednesday, airing his vision for the company and seeking to stop the organizations that provide him with most of his revenue from abandoning the platform. The move comes days after Musk – who acquired …
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The Wall Street Journal is finally entering the trading space after spending a year determining what this business will look like for Dow Jones. Launched last month, WSJ’s Buy Side is a standalone site whose newsroom operates separately from the Journal, but has the same goal of helping people make financial decisions — a shared …
