Shared on social media on Monday (Sept. 23), the Grammy winner and her former health trainer beau published that they sever up 10 months ago.
“With tantalizing intentions, we honestly have been heading off a formal assertion about one thing as pure and as personal as bask in. We within the commence most standard to withhold this out of the general public (as asserting this publicly is proceed to manufacture distress resurface) nevertheless it completely is changing into an increasing number of hard to suppress,” it read.
The couple also addressed rumors of infidelity and “unsuitable accusations of [their] foundation story.” They outlined that sooner than they determined to manufacture this assertion, they “way long and tough about whether or no longer we owed it to anybody to veil the assign we’re as we heal, since we realize how social media can magnify the truth or shuffle a long way with untruths.”
Yet, they collectively determined “to be commence and handle it in hopes to assign a period on the demand marks for the sake of our healing route of.”
Monét and Gaines affirmed their mutual adoration and admire for every other, especially as they navigate their contemporary relationship as co-of us to their three-year-former daughter Hazel.
The pair confirmed that their sever up didn’t stem from drama or a scandal. “We each correct have some predominant growing to construct that is likely to be ideal completed aside so we can live the particular variations of ourselves for our daughter […] We are committed to doing the interior work and belief that God will assign us each the assign we belong in due time,” the assertion continued.
Overall, they each intend to “live a household” and hope that the general public respects their privateness shifting forward.
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A $2 billion settlement has been reached between New York Attorney General Letitia James and failed crypto lender Genesis to repay their investors. The settlement is said to be the largest against a cryptocurrency company in New York’s history. It mandates restitution for affected investors and bans Genesis trading from operating in the state.
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“This historic settlement is a major step toward ensuring the victims who invested in Genesis have a semblance of justice,” said Attorney General James.
“Once again, we see the real-world consequences and detrimental losses that can happen because of a lack of oversight and regulation within the cryptocurrency industry,” she added.
“New York investors deserve the peace of mind that comes from a properly regulated marketplace, and that is something my office will always act to achieve.”
As per the latest settlement, a “Victims’ Fund” for Genesis’ creditors will be created, and the victims will receive distributions from the assets remaining in Genesis’ estate. In the event that Genesis’ remaining assets are not sufficient to repay those creditors, the Victims’ Fund will receive up to $2 billion.
This case relates to Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX fraud in November 2022 and its consequences. Genesis, owned by Barry Silbert’s Digital Currency Group, was a lending partner of the crypto exchange Gemini’s Earn product. It had its derivatives unit lock up around $175 million in funds with FTX. After hearing the news of FTX’s collapse, Genesis paused withdrawals from the Earn program, which had approximately $900 million in assets from 340,000 users.
Crypto exchange and Genesis creditor Gemini didn’t like the way Genesis dealt with the financial troubles. Cameron Winklevoss wrote an open letter in January 2023 addressed to the CEO of Digital Currency Group, the parent organization of Genesis. In the letter, he accused the parent firm of acting in “bad faith” by delaying the process of returning the $900 million owed to clients of Gemini’s Earn program.
New York Attorney General Letitia James charged Gemini Trust, Genesis Capital, and Digital Currency Group with $1 billion in fraud in 2023.
Genesis, which is undergoing bankruptcy proceedings, agreed to give $1.1 billion back to crypto customers. Meanwhile, Genesis Global Capital, which is also bankrupt, agreed to pay $21 million to settle charges with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for violating securities laws that are related to its involvement with the now-defunct Gemini Earn program.
B2C2, a provider of institutional liquidity for digital
assets, has announced a partnership with Swissquote, an online banking and
financial services provider based in Switzerland. Swissquote has developed Swissquote Exchange (SQX), a
central limit order book that offers deep liquidity and a secure
environment for trading cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrency Offerings and Liquidity with Integration
Users of SQX can trade, hold, and transfer cryptocurrency
assets within their Swissquote accounts, under the regulation of a Swiss bank.
Since its launch in October 2022, SQX has expanded to include over 40
cryptocurrencies.
Thomas Restout, Group CEO of B2C2, Source: LinkedIn
The collaboration between SQX and B2C2 is intended to
enhance the digital asset marketplace by increasing trading activity and
improving operational efficiency. B2C2’s integration with SQX is expected to
increase the liquidity available to traders on the platform, while SQX offers
B2C2 access to a broader range of market participants.
Thomas Restout, Group CEO of B2C2, said: “We areexcited to
collaborate with Swissquote, a major financial services providerwith its
extensive client footprint. We are pleased to deepen liquidity on theSQX
exchange, providing clients with enhanced trading opportunities andreinforcing
our competitive edge in the industry. Together, we are poised tounlock new
growth avenues through liquidity solutions.”
Liquidity Solutions for Diverse Financial Markets
B2C2 provides consistent liquidity across various market
conditions, featuring competitive bid-ask spreads that facilitate trades with
minimal price impact. The company also offers efficient settlement and enhanced
capital efficiency through credit offerings.
B2C2’s clientele includes major over-the-counter desks, aggregators, banks, exchanges, family offices, foreign exchange brokers, and hedge funds.
Jan De Schepper, CSO of Swissquote, said: “SQX has proven
itself asthe biggest and strongest digital assets exchange in Switzerland
leading with greater liquidity and faster execution for our
customers,strengthening our position as a recognised leader in crypto trading.”
“We aredelighted to have B2C2 as a strategic partner at our side. Together, we
arecommitted to providing superior execution, enhanced transparency and an
evenbetter overall trading experience.”
B2C2, a provider of institutional liquidity for digital
assets, has announced a partnership with Swissquote, an online banking and
financial services provider based in Switzerland. Swissquote has developed Swissquote Exchange (SQX), a
central limit order book that offers deep liquidity and a secure
environment for trading cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrency Offerings and Liquidity with Integration
Users of SQX can trade, hold, and transfer cryptocurrency
assets within their Swissquote accounts, under the regulation of a Swiss bank.
Since its launch in October 2022, SQX has expanded to include over 40
cryptocurrencies.
Thomas Restout, Group CEO of B2C2, Source: LinkedIn
The collaboration between SQX and B2C2 is intended to
enhance the digital asset marketplace by increasing trading activity and
improving operational efficiency. B2C2’s integration with SQX is expected to
increase the liquidity available to traders on the platform, while SQX offers
B2C2 access to a broader range of market participants.
Thomas Restout, Group CEO of B2C2, said: “We areexcited to
collaborate with Swissquote, a major financial services providerwith its
extensive client footprint. We are pleased to deepen liquidity on theSQX
exchange, providing clients with enhanced trading opportunities andreinforcing
our competitive edge in the industry. Together, we are poised tounlock new
growth avenues through liquidity solutions.”
Liquidity Solutions for Diverse Financial Markets
B2C2 provides consistent liquidity across various market
conditions, featuring competitive bid-ask spreads that facilitate trades with
minimal price impact. The company also offers efficient settlement and enhanced
capital efficiency through credit offerings.
B2C2’s clientele includes major over-the-counter desks, aggregators, banks, exchanges, family offices, foreign exchange brokers, and hedge funds.
Jan De Schepper, CSO of Swissquote, said: “SQX has proven
itself asthe biggest and strongest digital assets exchange in Switzerland
leading with greater liquidity and faster execution for our
customers,strengthening our position as a recognised leader in crypto trading.”
“We aredelighted to have B2C2 as a strategic partner at our side. Together, we
arecommitted to providing superior execution, enhanced transparency and an
evenbetter overall trading experience.”
In February, Japanese TV station NTV announced it was having an internal investigation over the death of manga creator Hinako Ashihara, whose manga Sexy Tanaka-san was turned into a live-action series by the station. In late January, Ashihara had complained online that the adaptation was supposed to be kept close to the source material, but that was not the case. Afterward she deleted her complaints, apologized, went missing on January 28, and had her body found on January 29 in what’s believed to be a suicide. Now NTV is publicly sharing what its internal investigation turned up.
It’s worth noting that along with having an internal team investigate, NTV worked with original publisher Shogakukan as well as an outside investigation team that contained a lawyer with no connections to the company.
In early 2023, when NTV and Shogakukan talked about an adaptation, Shogakukan said the adaptation could have an original ending if it stayed with a story Ashihara suggested. It seems NTV thought it was given the okay to have an original ending in general, and so there was a misunderstanding.
Ashihara had told Shogakukan some things she demanded, like the adaptation staying close to the original, and she thought this was passed along to NTV. Now it appears that that memo never reached NTV. That also means the scriptwriter was unaware of these conditions. There was a rushed production schedule, which may have attributed to these errors and misunderstandings. The investigation thinks that, going forward, production staff should talk with the original creator instead of having third parties speak on their behalf, so everyone’s on the same page.
In response to these findings, NTV president Akira Ishizawa has promised the company will make changes going forward, including things involving structure as well as production schedule. He stressed he wants things to go better for everyone in future works.
If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please know that there is help available. In America, you can call 1-800-273-8255. In Canada, you can call 1-833-456-4566. In Japan, you can call 03-5774-0992. For other countries, numbers and resources are available on this site.
