Court Orders Crypto Exchanges to Aid in Investigation of Collapsed Globix Trader
A court in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar has ordered several crypto exchanges to assist in the investigation of the collapsed crypto trading firm Globix. Per a report from the Financial Times on Tuesday, in...
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Per a report from the Financial Times on Tuesday, investigators are seeking to track down $43 million in missing funds from Globix, with exchanges now ordered to identify the owners of certain accounts suspected of being tied to the trading firm....
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