Anybody that choose to stay away from cryptocurrency because of the mistakes they had made will be a wrong decision for the to leave the cryptocurrency market entirely. There is no level in our lives that we can't make a mistake that is while we should be more open to adjust and learn so that we can make a better decisions that would work for us.

FTX drama seems to melt down from people's minds now and we are seeing good recovery signs in the market [ in the long term ].

What negative do you think is coming about bitcoin next?

There kind of is; It does effect all of us as it effects the consumers confidence in Bitcoin. If we keep having these headlines,  because people continue to use these sorts of services, and the headlines show that most of these exchanges seem to be run by people looking to exploit their customers, then it does effect us all.

We don't need these types of people running companies that operate with Bitcoin, and we definitely don't need these types of headlines every few years. It might not be obvious in the long term, because a lot of us forget about it, but it does stunt growth, and adoption for quite a while after. Would we have seen such dips in price if this didn't happen? It's hard to be absolutely sure, but I imagine there's a element of truth to that.

Bitcoin is first of all a tool and to refuse it only because of the collapse of FTX drama is very stupid. No one refuses kitchen knives just because it can cut themselves. If you don't know how to use the tool properly, then these are only your problems and not a reason to shout about it to the whole world that you need to give it up. So I understand your confusion about youtube videos and twitter posts spreading panic. It seems to me that these bloggers are just trying to hype on the theme of FTX fall in order to attract more views and subscribers, and, accordingly, it is better to monetize. They feel that their words will find an emotional response in the people affected by FTX and use this for their own selfish purposes.

It is understandable that some people may have lost trust in the cryptocurrency market after recent events such as the FTX issue, and it is their personal choice whether or not they want to continue investing in crypto. However, it is important to recognize that the market is constantly evolving and there are still many opportunities for those who are willing to do their own research and make informed decisions.

it will not be the last failure or drama in this market. but people move on and they find a way how to make the most out of this market. if they will give up, they won't recover their losses. you need to keep going if you want to win on this market. learn the ropes and invest on valuable projects.

FTX Group requires politicians who received donations from them in the period from 2020 to 2022 to return them by February 28, we are talking about the amount of $93 million.
I don't know if it's even legal to demand the return of donations and what sanctions can be imposed on those who refuse to do this, except for the disclosure of the name.

https://twitter.com/stephanie_murr/status/1615466588123144202
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ftx-debtors-send-messages-to-recipients-of-avoidable-donations-301738948.html

Yes, in fact, great news for the victims, but at the same time SBF itself pays for the legal costs, in fact, from the stolen funds that he once sent to his father as a gift that is not taxed, ultimately SBF's expenses in this lawsuit can amount to many millions $.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahemerson/2023/03/29/sam-bankman-fried-legal-fees-funded-by-alameda-money-gifted-to-father-joe-bankman/?sh=1c202a603f57