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Plus — a crypto billionaire dies in a helicopter crash, Kraken unveils painful job cuts, and why it's a bad time to go clubbing in Miami.

The U.S. Trustee has asked for the appointment of an independent investigator to represent all stakeholders in the failed crypto exchange, providing a neutral and more credible voice.

The bankrupt exchange's founder spent millions supporting the Digital Commodities Consumer Protection Act that it would have found "impossible" to survive.

The top U.S. crypto exchange turned off Coinbase Wallet's ability to handle NFTs after the App Store demanded 30% of the transaction fees for sending the tokens from one address to another.

Joshua David Nicholas pleads guilty to securities fraud in the crypto trading scam, which cost investors more than $40 million by promising guaranteed profits from an AI trading bot.

The bankrupt crypto exchange's former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, also told Good Morning America he "wasn't even​ trying" to manage risk.

He's continuing to tweet and give interviews in a cringeworthy, overly honest but yet still misleading way that leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

Also today, Kraken becomes the latest crypto exchange to unveil painful job cuts.

Here are some of the best, and most enlightening, comments SBF made in an interview about how the exchange's collapse was all his fault, and yet he did nothing wrong.

Top global exchange Binance has entered Japan with Sakura acquisition, Gemini got the nod from Greek authorities, and Italy greenlighted both Gemini and Nexo.

Huobi said the exchanges, which are both deeply involved with Tron blockchain founder Justin Sun, are "committing to build the world's top trading platform."

Jesse Powell blamed crypto winter for a drop in trading volume too deep to sustain, but also hinted that the impact of FTX's collapse on the industry's reputation was a factor.

In an interview, the former CEO of the formerly No. 2 crypto exchange in the world, FTX, said he didn't commit fraud and believes he could still fix his bankrupt businesses.

FTX's embattled founder also confirmed he's ignoring advice from lawyers to stay quiet — telling them to "go f*** themselves."

Also today, Coinbase Wallet says it'll no longer support four well-known cryptocurrencies — we'll tell you which ones.

The founder of the bankrupt crypto exchanges and trading firm Alameda Research blamed his staggeringly bad accounting and management for failures other allege had malicious intent.

FTX and trading firm Alameda Research owe the also-bankrupt crypto lender $355 million and $671 million respectively — while BlockFi owes FTX US $275 million.

The billionaire chairman of the cryptocurrency, stock, forex and commodities exchange is the third crypto industry leader to die unexpectedly in a month.