Regulation US commodities regulator imposes 5-year trading ban on ex-Alameda, FTX execs By info@uweb3.io August 19, 2026 Share This Post FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp The consent orders ended the CFTC’s case against two former crypto executives after FTX and Alameda agreed to $12.7 billion in disgorgement and restitution payments in August 2024. Tags5yearBancommoditiesexAlamedaExecsFTXimposesregulatortrading Related Posts Kalshi wants 24/7 Tesla and Nvidia perps as Wall Street fights over who regulates them The prediction-market operator plans to seek U.S. approval for... Revised CLARITY Act Sets Rules for Controlled DeFi A revised version of the CLARITY Act would direct... New Clarity Act text tweaks DeFi, credit union provisions, but road ahead for bill remains murky The Clarity Act needs 60 votes when the Senate... Nubank Taps Sygnum to Add Crypto and Stablecoins to Its Global Push Nubank has partnered with Sygnum to expand its international... UK House of Lords Backs Digital Asset Strategy The UK House of Lords backed an amendment requiring... FalconX Becomes Lumera Validator as Network Pushes Deeper Into AI Memory Infrastructure FalconX has joined Lumera as a network validator, extending... Previous articleSEC Regulatory Proposal Marks ‘Important’ Step Forward From ‘Inapt’ Crypto Rules: Commissioner PeirceNext articleBitcoin surges above $68,000, liquidating $1.4 billion shorts as Treasury buybacks boost risk appetite
