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It's the weekend edition of CoinMarketRecap! Connor Sephton and Molly Jane Zuckerman chew over some of the biggest crypto stories from the past seven days. This week… Sam Bankman-Fried pleads not guilty in court, as the trial date over FTX's collapse is revealed. Celsius Earn customers are told $4.2 billion in crypto no longer belongs to them, as former CEO Alex Mashinsky is sued by New York's attorney general. Plus — all the latest as Genesis battles to avoid bankruptcy, Andrew Tate is arrested in Romania, and why Logan Paul is threatening to sue a YouTuber for defamation. You can follow us on Twitter — @MollyJZuckerman, ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On today's CoinMarketRecap with Connor Sephton, New York's attorney general sues Celsius Network's ex-CEO for defrauding investors out of billions of dollars. A new report reveals why FTX's collapse could have been far, far worse. The co-founders of Three Arrows Capital are subpoenaed on Twitter amid allegations they're failing to cooperate with liquidators. The SEC brings charges against the founders of a crypto scam that promised ridiculously high returns on investments. And hackers post details of 235 million Twitter users online — with experts warning that crypto investors could be targeted. You can follow us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On today's CoinMarketRecap with Connor Sephton, the fight for control of FTX's assets escalates as the U.S. Justice Department seizes 56 million Robinhood shares. Logan Paul threatens to sue a YouTuber for defamation over allegations that his NFT game CryptoZoo is a scam. Bad news for Celsius Earn customers as a judge rules that they'll be at the back of a queue for a payout. Coinbase reaches a $100 million settlement after regulators uncover "significant deficiencies" in its compliance systems. And an expert warns that the crypto industry is now in the crosshairs of U.S. politicians after FTX's collapse. You can follow us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On today's CoinMarketRecap with Connor Sephton, Sam Bankman Fried has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges over FTX's collapse. We'll bring you the latest from inside court as a trial date is set. Plus — all the details about a new bail condition that's been imposed on the disgraced entrepreneur. You can follow us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On today's CoinMarketRecap with Connor Sephton, we'll take a look at some of the big news that broke over Christmas and New Year. Plus — all the latest ahead of Sam Bankman-Fried's court appearance later today. And Cameron Winklevoss piles pressure on Barry Silbert — as Gemini customers remain $900 million out of pocket. You can follow us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

Welcome to the CMC 50 — CoinMarketCap's guide to the 50 biggest crypto stories of 2022. In our final episode of this series, we're at No. 1 — and focusing on the collapse of FTX. We look at what's happened over recent weeks, with Sam Bankman-Fried extradited to the U.S. as some of his closest associates make plea deals. We look at the terms of his $250 million bail, who the judge will be, and what might happen next. You can follow us on Twitter: @ConnorSephton, @MollyJZuckerman and @CoinMarketCap. We'll be back with our usual news roundups from Jan. 3. Happy New Year!

Welcome to the CMC 50 — CoinMarketCap's guide to the 50 biggest crypto stories of 2022. Today, Connor and Molly Jane are counting down from 8 to 2. We talk about the collapse of Celsius Network and LUNA, Bitcoin's horrible year, Meta's metaverse fail, and Elon Musk's chaotic Twitter takeover. Plus — a look at some of the bullish news from the past 12 months, including The Merge and NFTs coming to Instagram. You can vote on what YOU think the biggest stories of 2022 were on our website — coinmarketcap.com/alexandria. And follow us on Twitter: @ConnorSephton, @MollyJZuckerman and @CoinMarketCap. We'll be back with the final instalment on Jan. 2, where we'll talk about the most significant story of 2022.

Welcome to the CMC 50 — CoinMarketCap's guide to the 50 biggest crypto stories of 2022. Today, Connor and Molly Jane are counting down from 15 to 9. We talk about Kim Kardashian's fine for promoting EthereumMax, how the crypto community supported Ukraine after Russia's invasion, Craig Wright's many lawsuits, and the unusual hobby of the women accused of laundering Bitcoin stolen from Bitfinex. Plus — Donald Trump's NFT collection. You can vote on what YOU think the biggest stories of 2022 were on our website — coinmarketcap.com/alexandria. And follow us on Twitter: @ConnorSephton, @MollyJZuckerman and @CoinMarketCap. We'll be back with part seven on Dec. 31.

Welcome to the CMC 50 — CoinMarketCap's guide to the 50 biggest crypto stories of 2022. Today, Connor and Molly Jane are counting down from 22 to 16. We talk about Voyager Digital's bankruptcy, MicroStrategy's challenging year, the allegations of tax evasion facing Michael Saylor, and Tesla's decision to sell off 75% of its Bitcoin. You can vote on what YOU think the biggest stories of 2022 were on our website — coinmarketcap.com/alexandria. And follow us on Twitter: @ConnorSephton, @MollyJZuckerman and @CoinMarketCap. We'll be back with part six on Dec. 29.

Welcome to the CMC 50 — CoinMarketCap's guide to the 50 biggest crypto stories of 2022. Today, Connor and Molly Jane are counting down from 29 to 23. We talk about the sanctions against Tornado Cash, regulation news from around the world, and the political drama that engulfed the U.K. — and the British pound. Plus, highlights from Bitcoin Miami and Amsterdam… and why celebrities endorsing cryptocurrencies might not be a good idea, especially at the Super Bowl. You can vote on what YOU think the biggest stories of 2022 were on our website — coinmarketcap.com/alexandria. And follow us on Twitter: @ConnorSephton, @MollyJZuckerman and @CoinMarketCap. We'll be back with part five on Dec. 27.