FTX is allegedly going to reboot, but former employees are already building a new exchange. An employee is suing, while the bankruptcy estate sues Bybit to recover funds.

Here is what we have learned from the first few days of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried's high-profile trial.

The Fed Board issued an enforcement action against 136-year-old Farmington State Bank, which has previously been associated with FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's Alameda Research.

The BALD meme-coin, deployed on Coinbase’s new layer-2 blockchain, which pumped 4,000,000% from launch before then plunging 90% when the developer suddenly removed liquidity, has been linked by some to Sam Bankman Fried and Alameda Research.

FTX’s collapse revealed numerous skeletons in the closet of the company. One of the skeletons appeared to be U.S. Farmington State Bank, which FTX owned through a subsidiary.

Ren Protocol warned its users about the risk of losing funds due to the shutdown of the Ren 1.0 version protocol. The shutdown was caused by funding problems due to the collapse of Alameda.

The collapse of FTX has had a huge impact on the whole crypto industry. Let’s check out how it is all going almost one month after the crash.

Earlier it was reported that the entire collapse of FTX could have been the result of hacking. But, is it true? Let's figure it out.