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Crypto speak: SBF
“SBF” stands for Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the FTX crypto exchange, which, last year, was ranked second among all major rankings of cryptocurrency trading platforms behind only Binance.
In the fall of 2022, the FTX platform collapsed. There were a lot of discussions and theories surrounding its demise (there is even a widely held theory that FTX was eliminated by the well-known CZ). But anyway: SBF is now under investigation and in jail, and his next trial is scheduled for October 3.
SBF himself recently described himself as “one of the most hated people in the world.” The former FTX head faces up to 115 years in prison (that’s not a typo).
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#Bankman-Fried
“SBF” stands for Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the FTX crypto exchange, which, last year, was ranked second among all major rankings of cryptocurrency trading platforms behind only Binance.
In the fall of 2022, the FTX platform collapsed. There were a lot of discussions and theories surrounding its demise (there is even a widely held theory that FTX was eliminated by the well-known CZ). But anyway: SBF is now under investigation and in jail, and his next trial is scheduled for October 3.
SBF himself recently described himself as “one of the most hated people in the world.” The former FTX head faces up to 115 years in prison (that’s not a typo).
#SBFFTX #FTX.Trading.Ltd #cz
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BREAKING: FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Locked Up For Evidence Tampering
In a stunning turn of events, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been ordered to await trial behind bars after a bail hearing revealed alleged attempts to influence witnesses against him, according to a recent report by the St. Louis Post.
The decision, made by US District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, came after prosecutors presented evidence suggesting #Bankman-Fried had engaged in harassment tactics, including disclosing the private writings of a key witness to a journalist.
#FTX Founder Sentenced To Jail
Bankman-Fried, a 31-year-old #cryptocurrency entrepreneur, had been under house arrest at his parent’s residence in Palo Alto, California, since his extradition from the #Bahamas in December.
Facing charges of defrauding #investors and diverting millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency through his FTX exchange, Bankman-Fried had been operating under strict bail conditions, including limited internet and phone access.
Prosecutors argued that Bankman-Fried violated these conditions by providing The New York Times with private writings belonging to Caroline Ellison, his former girlfriend and the ex-CEO of Alameda Research, FTX’s trading arm.
In a stunning turn of events, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been ordered to await trial behind bars after a bail hearing revealed alleged attempts to influence witnesses against him, according to a recent report by the St. Louis Post.
The decision, made by US District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, came after prosecutors presented evidence suggesting #Bankman-Fried had engaged in harassment tactics, including disclosing the private writings of a key witness to a journalist.
#FTX Founder Sentenced To Jail
Bankman-Fried, a 31-year-old #cryptocurrency entrepreneur, had been under house arrest at his parent’s residence in Palo Alto, California, since his extradition from the #Bahamas in December.
Facing charges of defrauding #investors and diverting millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency through his FTX exchange, Bankman-Fried had been operating under strict bail conditions, including limited internet and phone access.
Prosecutors argued that Bankman-Fried violated these conditions by providing The New York Times with private writings belonging to Caroline Ellison, his former girlfriend and the ex-CEO of Alameda Research, FTX’s trading arm.
#Bankman-Fried using company funds for criminal defense, FTX says
The major clawback attempt, which targets over a billion #dollars worth of cash and other assets lawyers claim Sam Bankman-Fried and other executives illegally took or reinvested, says that Bankman-Fried is using part of a $10 million transfer to his law professor father to finance his criminal defense.
The complaint also claims Bankman-Fried’s younger brother Gabriel wanted to buy a #sovereign country using #FTX Foundation funds.
The major clawback attempt, which targets over a billion #dollars worth of cash and other assets lawyers claim Sam Bankman-Fried and other executives illegally took or reinvested, says that Bankman-Fried is using part of a $10 million transfer to his law professor father to finance his criminal defense.
The complaint also claims Bankman-Fried’s younger brother Gabriel wanted to buy a #sovereign country using #FTX Foundation funds.
So did Sam Bankman-Fried intentionally commit fraud in FTX
SBF believed that he did what he thought was right
After the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, till date, there has been no clarification in the fraud cases related to it. The exchange's former CEO Sam #Bankman-Fried is currently in jail and is heading towards his first court trial, facing 12 charges. But from the beginning in their statements, they have been saying the same thing that they are innocent and have not carried out any kind of fraudulent activity. But now recently leaked documents have brought a new twist in this matter. In fact, in a draft document in one of its threads on X, SBF had denied all the allegations against it. However, this draft was never posted.
In this draft, Sam Bankman-Fried said that there would probably be nothing that I could do to make the impact of my lifetime positive. He further said that the truth is that I did what I felt was right. This statement of SBF is important in many cases, because if they are saying that the crypto fraud committed by them is true, then it shows that they had full knowledge about whatever they did. Overall, the documents show that this crypto fraud has been carried out deliberately. At present the matter is in the court. Court trials are also going to start soon. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see what new twists will come in this matter.
Sam Bankman-Fried's first trial will start in October
Sam Bankman-Fried is currently in jail in the #FTX fraud case and will have to remain in jail until both of his trials are over. While Sam Bankman-Fried's first trial begins on October 3, his second court trial will begin in March. But due to putting pressure on witnesses and making their information public, Sam Bankman-Fried has to stay in jail. Earlier, the court had ordered SBF to remain under house arrest at his parents' house. At present, despite being in jail, the demand for Sam Bankman-Fried is not decreasing. They are using the internet and laptops in jail. At the same time, new arguments are being given before the court, which include repeated demands for release from jail.
After the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, till date, there has been no clarification in the fraud cases related to it. The exchange's former CEO Sam #Bankman-Fried is currently in jail and is heading towards his first court trial, facing 12 charges. But from the beginning in their statements, they have been saying the same thing that they are innocent and have not carried out any kind of fraudulent activity. But now recently leaked documents have brought a new twist in this matter. In fact, in a draft document in one of its threads on X, SBF had denied all the allegations against it. However, this draft was never posted.
In this draft, Sam Bankman-Fried said that there would probably be nothing that I could do to make the impact of my lifetime positive. He further said that the truth is that I did what I felt was right. This statement of SBF is important in many cases, because if they are saying that the crypto fraud committed by them is true, then it shows that they had full knowledge about whatever they did. Overall, the documents show that this crypto fraud has been carried out deliberately. At present the matter is in the court. Court trials are also going to start soon. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see what new twists will come in this matter.
Sam Bankman-Fried's first trial will start in October
Sam Bankman-Fried is currently in jail in the #FTX fraud case and will have to remain in jail until both of his trials are over. While Sam Bankman-Fried's first trial begins on October 3, his second court trial will begin in March. But due to putting pressure on witnesses and making their information public, Sam Bankman-Fried has to stay in jail. Earlier, the court had ordered SBF to remain under house arrest at his parents' house. At present, despite being in jail, the demand for Sam Bankman-Fried is not decreasing. They are using the internet and laptops in jail. At the same time, new arguments are being given before the court, which include repeated demands for release from jail.
Charles Hoskinson has drawn a comparison between former #FTX #CEO Sam #Bankman-Fried (SBF) and Bernard Madoff, the creator of the largest Ponzi scheme in history, valued at $64.8 billion. The founder of #Cardano, #Hoskinson, made these remarks in response to the content of Michael Lewis's book, "Going Infinite," which delves into the collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange.
Hoskinson also accused the media of granting SBF "freedom of action." In his view, the attention lavished on SBF, despite evidence of unlawful appropriation of funds, illustrates how corrupt the entire system has become. He added, particularly if "you have the right friends."
"It seems like there's a group within the elite trying to secure public exoneration for SBF. We've seen this in The New York Times article, and now in a book that essentially serves as an apology tour," Hoskinson explained.
During the hearings on the seven criminal charges filed against Bankman-Fried, it was revealed that he spent the last million dollars on image-building through aggressive PR spending. Previously, it was reported that US authorities had confiscated two aircraft owned by SBF.
Recall that in September, lawyers assessed Bankman-Fried's chances in court. They analyzed the charges brought against him and calculated the potential sentence for the accused.
Hoskinson also accused the media of granting SBF "freedom of action." In his view, the attention lavished on SBF, despite evidence of unlawful appropriation of funds, illustrates how corrupt the entire system has become. He added, particularly if "you have the right friends."
"It seems like there's a group within the elite trying to secure public exoneration for SBF. We've seen this in The New York Times article, and now in a book that essentially serves as an apology tour," Hoskinson explained.
During the hearings on the seven criminal charges filed against Bankman-Fried, it was revealed that he spent the last million dollars on image-building through aggressive PR spending. Previously, it was reported that US authorities had confiscated two aircraft owned by SBF.
Recall that in September, lawyers assessed Bankman-Fried's chances in court. They analyzed the charges brought against him and calculated the potential sentence for the accused.
According to a Reuters poll of economists, Bank Indonesia is anticipated to maintain its key policy rate at 6.00% on Thursday, likely holding it at this level until mid-2024. This expectation aligns with recent inflation rates within the bank's 2%-4% target range, indicating manageable price pressures in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
The unexpected rate hike of 25 basis points by Bank Indonesia on October 19 aimed to bolster the rupiah, which had seen an 8% decline against the dollar. Since then, the currency has recovered nearly 2%, trading around 15,540/$ as of Monday. The rupiah's resurgence was partly fueled by expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve halting rate hikes, buoying not just the rupiah but other Asian currencies as well.
In the November 14-20 Reuters poll, a substantial majority of economists (27 out of 31) expected Bank Indonesia to maintain its benchmark rate at 6.00%. However, four economists predicted a quarter-point hike to 6.25%. While the median forecast suggests no interest rate changes until at least the second quarter of 2024, there's a divergence of opinions among economists regarding the future trajectory of the key rate.
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The unexpected rate hike of 25 basis points by Bank Indonesia on October 19 aimed to bolster the rupiah, which had seen an 8% decline against the dollar. Since then, the currency has recovered nearly 2%, trading around 15,540/$ as of Monday. The rupiah's resurgence was partly fueled by expectations of the U.S. Federal Reserve halting rate hikes, buoying not just the rupiah but other Asian currencies as well.
In the November 14-20 Reuters poll, a substantial majority of economists (27 out of 31) expected Bank Indonesia to maintain its benchmark rate at 6.00%. However, four economists predicted a quarter-point hike to 6.25%. While the median forecast suggests no interest rate changes until at least the second quarter of 2024, there's a divergence of opinions among economists regarding the future trajectory of the key rate.
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New Details Emerge about SBF’s Life in Prison
A former inmate at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center has revealed details of Bankman-Fried’s life in prison leading up to his landmark fraud trial.
Talking to crypto content creator, Tiffany Fong, former inmate Gene Borello claimed the FTX founder was at one point on suicide watch and did not eat or shower for several days.
Borello claims a fellow inmate attempted to extort the “timid” Bankman-Fried by suggesting he pay a fellow inmate for “protection,” claiming “they knew he had a lot of money.”
Subsequently, Borello confronted the prisoner in Bankman-Fried’s defense, leading to a physical altercation that caused Borello to spend time in solitary confinement.
“You could tell he didn’t want to be there,” Borello said of Bankman-Fried. “He was just nervous.”
Moreover, Borello claimed Bankman-Fried “just didn’t understand” that he could face a sentence that would amount to life in prison.
According to an alleged conversation Fong had with the FTX founder, Bankman-Fried said he believed his chances of getting off with no jail time were “around 50/50.”
“He believed he was only getting twenty years,” Borello said.
While Bankman-Fried’s sentencing is not scheduled until March 28th, 2024, the former FTX CEO and founder could face a maximum sentence of 115 years in prison, a term length Borello disagrees with.
“You mean to tell me that a guy who stole money is going to get life in prison and never hurt a person in his life?” Borello told Fong. “I don’t agree with that.”
On November 2nd, Bankman-Fried was found guilty on seven different fraud-related charges following a grueling month-long trial that saw multiple of his former associates and closest friends testify against him.
When asked whether or not Bankman-Fried expected the guilty verdict, Borello said no.
“He was not worried about the case,” claimed Borello.
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A former inmate at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center has revealed details of Bankman-Fried’s life in prison leading up to his landmark fraud trial.
Talking to crypto content creator, Tiffany Fong, former inmate Gene Borello claimed the FTX founder was at one point on suicide watch and did not eat or shower for several days.
Borello claims a fellow inmate attempted to extort the “timid” Bankman-Fried by suggesting he pay a fellow inmate for “protection,” claiming “they knew he had a lot of money.”
Subsequently, Borello confronted the prisoner in Bankman-Fried’s defense, leading to a physical altercation that caused Borello to spend time in solitary confinement.
“You could tell he didn’t want to be there,” Borello said of Bankman-Fried. “He was just nervous.”
Moreover, Borello claimed Bankman-Fried “just didn’t understand” that he could face a sentence that would amount to life in prison.
According to an alleged conversation Fong had with the FTX founder, Bankman-Fried said he believed his chances of getting off with no jail time were “around 50/50.”
“He believed he was only getting twenty years,” Borello said.
While Bankman-Fried’s sentencing is not scheduled until March 28th, 2024, the former FTX CEO and founder could face a maximum sentence of 115 years in prison, a term length Borello disagrees with.
“You mean to tell me that a guy who stole money is going to get life in prison and never hurt a person in his life?” Borello told Fong. “I don’t agree with that.”
On November 2nd, Bankman-Fried was found guilty on seven different fraud-related charges following a grueling month-long trial that saw multiple of his former associates and closest friends testify against him.
When asked whether or not Bankman-Fried expected the guilty verdict, Borello said no.
“He was not worried about the case,” claimed Borello.
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- FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's attorneys are requesting increased access to evidence for his upcoming criminal fraud trial scheduled for October.
- They argue that current limitations on jail visits and evidence access violate his Sixth Amendment rights, hampering his trial preparation.
- #Bankman-Fried faces charges like fraud and money laundering, linked to his role as FTX CEO before its collapse in November.
- His legal team proposes creating a personal space for him at the Manhattan courthouse, granting him weekday access to review over four terabytes of #discovery data, including 750,000 Slack messages.
- This setup aims to provide the necessary resources for Bankman-Fried's active participation in preparing his defense against the charges.
- Numerous users have reported theft from their #on-chain wallets, possibly due to a security flaw in the Android system's photo album.
- Around 3.13 million #USDT could have been accessed by suspects exploiting this vulnerability.
- Speculation by security experts suggests that hackers might have used this weakness to acquire screenshots of private keys from users.
- A TRC address, "TGBbQLhgRFtFUh9V3MPKgKUzBx2YEKE6x9," has seen multiple unknown USDT transfers and eventually sent the funds to OKX.
- This address is suspected to belong to the hacker, but ongoing investigations are required to confirm this theory.
- #Curve Finance has recovered 79% of the stolen funds from the recent $62 million hack, as reported by Odaily.
- The company has announced plans to compensate users affected by the hack.
- The investigation into the incident is making good progress.
- Specific details about the compensation plans will be disclosed as the situation develops.
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- They argue that current limitations on jail visits and evidence access violate his Sixth Amendment rights, hampering his trial preparation.
- #Bankman-Fried faces charges like fraud and money laundering, linked to his role as FTX CEO before its collapse in November.
- His legal team proposes creating a personal space for him at the Manhattan courthouse, granting him weekday access to review over four terabytes of #discovery data, including 750,000 Slack messages.
- This setup aims to provide the necessary resources for Bankman-Fried's active participation in preparing his defense against the charges.
- Numerous users have reported theft from their #on-chain wallets, possibly due to a security flaw in the Android system's photo album.
- Around 3.13 million #USDT could have been accessed by suspects exploiting this vulnerability.
- Speculation by security experts suggests that hackers might have used this weakness to acquire screenshots of private keys from users.
- A TRC address, "TGBbQLhgRFtFUh9V3MPKgKUzBx2YEKE6x9," has seen multiple unknown USDT transfers and eventually sent the funds to OKX.
- This address is suspected to belong to the hacker, but ongoing investigations are required to confirm this theory.
- #Curve Finance has recovered 79% of the stolen funds from the recent $62 million hack, as reported by Odaily.
- The company has announced plans to compensate users affected by the hack.
- The investigation into the incident is making good progress.
- Specific details about the compensation plans will be disclosed as the situation develops.
$CRV
Media: Apple Acquires Rights to Screenplay #Book About Former #FTX CEO from the Author of "The Big Short"
#Apple has acquired the rights to adapt Michael Lewis's book about Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX. According to reports from The Ankler, the deal was valued at $5 million. The book, titled "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon," is set to be released on October 3, the same day Bankman-Fried's legal trial begins in New York.
Michael Lewis, renowned for bestsellers like "Liar's Poker" and "The Big Short," is an American author and financial journalist. His previous book was also adapted into a film in 2015, grossing over $133 million worldwide with a $28 million budget.
FTX faced #bankruptcy in 2022, and Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested and extradited to the United States, where he was released on $250 million bail. He was initially charged with 13 criminal offenses, some of which were later dropped. #Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Recall that in September, the former head of FTX's Bahamian division, Ryan Salame, pleaded guilty to criminal charges related to the exchange's collapse.
#Apple has acquired the rights to adapt Michael Lewis's book about Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX. According to reports from The Ankler, the deal was valued at $5 million. The book, titled "Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon," is set to be released on October 3, the same day Bankman-Fried's legal trial begins in New York.
Michael Lewis, renowned for bestsellers like "Liar's Poker" and "The Big Short," is an American author and financial journalist. His previous book was also adapted into a film in 2015, grossing over $133 million worldwide with a $28 million budget.
FTX faced #bankruptcy in 2022, and Sam Bankman-Fried was arrested and extradited to the United States, where he was released on $250 million bail. He was initially charged with 13 criminal offenses, some of which were later dropped. #Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Recall that in September, the former head of FTX's Bahamian division, Ryan Salame, pleaded guilty to criminal charges related to the exchange's collapse.
Brother of FTX founder considered purchasing Nauru with FTX funds
#FTX news update:
A lawsuit filed by FTX against its former executives alleges that Gabe #Bankman-Fried , the younger brother of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, considered purchasing the island nation of Nauru in the Pacific Ocean with FTX funds.
The #lawsuit alleges that Gabe Bankman-Fried wanted to buy Nauru in order to build a "bunker/shelter" on the island in the event of an "apocalyptic event". The memo also mentioned plans to develop "sensible regulation around human genetic enhancement, and build a lab there."
The lawsuit also alleges that Gabe Bankman-Fried was willing to pay up to $300 million for Nauru. However, the lawsuit does not state whether any formal offer was ever made.
Nauru is a small island nation in the Pacific Ocean with a population of just over 12,000 people. The country is known for its phosphate mining industry, which has been in decline in recent years. Nauru is also one of the most densely populated countries in the world.
The lawsuit against Gabe Bankman-Fried is part of a larger legal battle between FTX and its former executives. The lawsuit alleges that the former executives engaged in a number of fraudulent and misleading activities, including misappropriating funds from FTX customers.
Gabe Bankman-Fried has denied the allegations in the lawsuit. He has said that he was never involved in any wrongdoing and that he was simply exploring options for how to use FTX funds to help people in the event of an apocalyptic event.
The lawsuit is still ongoing and it is not clear what the outcome will be. However, the allegations against Gabe Bankman-Fried have raised questions about the ethics of using cryptocurrency funds to purchase sovereign nations.
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A lawsuit filed by FTX against its former executives alleges that Gabe #Bankman-Fried , the younger brother of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, considered purchasing the island nation of Nauru in the Pacific Ocean with FTX funds.
The #lawsuit alleges that Gabe Bankman-Fried wanted to buy Nauru in order to build a "bunker/shelter" on the island in the event of an "apocalyptic event". The memo also mentioned plans to develop "sensible regulation around human genetic enhancement, and build a lab there."
The lawsuit also alleges that Gabe Bankman-Fried was willing to pay up to $300 million for Nauru. However, the lawsuit does not state whether any formal offer was ever made.
Nauru is a small island nation in the Pacific Ocean with a population of just over 12,000 people. The country is known for its phosphate mining industry, which has been in decline in recent years. Nauru is also one of the most densely populated countries in the world.
The lawsuit against Gabe Bankman-Fried is part of a larger legal battle between FTX and its former executives. The lawsuit alleges that the former executives engaged in a number of fraudulent and misleading activities, including misappropriating funds from FTX customers.
Gabe Bankman-Fried has denied the allegations in the lawsuit. He has said that he was never involved in any wrongdoing and that he was simply exploring options for how to use FTX funds to help people in the event of an apocalyptic event.
The lawsuit is still ongoing and it is not clear what the outcome will be. However, the allegations against Gabe Bankman-Fried have raised questions about the ethics of using cryptocurrency funds to purchase sovereign nations.
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The founder of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, has been found guilty in a trial related to a cryptocurrency scandal. He could face up to 110 years in prison. This trial is about wrongdoing in the cryptocurrency world, and it didn't take long, lasting only four weeks.
While Bankman-Fried admitted to some mistakes, he denied fraud. However, the jury believed he cheated people. The sentencing is set for March, and he might receive a 20 to 30-year prison term.
Notably, famous figures like model Gisele Bündchen and football star Tom Brady invested heavily in his company. But things took a turn when the company faced financial troubles and eventually collapsed.
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While Bankman-Fried admitted to some mistakes, he denied fraud. However, the jury believed he cheated people. The sentencing is set for March, and he might receive a 20 to 30-year prison term.
Notably, famous figures like model Gisele Bündchen and football star Tom Brady invested heavily in his company. But things took a turn when the company faced financial troubles and eventually collapsed.
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XRP Lawyer John Deaton Says SBF Deserves Harsher 50-Year Jail Term
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XRP holder's lawyer John Deaton believes the SBF Sentence is too lenient for the offence he committed, a sentiment shared by many
Sam Bankman-Fried has bagged 25-year jail term for stealing customer's funds.
XRP lawyer John Deaton believes he deserves at least 50-years in jail.
Other industry stakeholders believes the sentence is lenient as well.
Quite a number of observers including popular XRP lawyer John Deaton believe that Sam #Bankman-Fried ied deserves more than the 25-year jail sentence that he just received.
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XRP holder's lawyer John Deaton believes the SBF Sentence is too lenient for the offence he committed, a sentiment shared by many
Sam Bankman-Fried has bagged 25-year jail term for stealing customer's funds.
XRP lawyer John Deaton believes he deserves at least 50-years in jail.
Other industry stakeholders believes the sentence is lenient as well.
Quite a number of observers including popular XRP lawyer John Deaton believe that Sam #Bankman-Fried ied deserves more than the 25-year jail sentence that he just received.
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The defense #team of crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried is considering appealing for a trial postponement, with a decision deadline of September 7. This follows a recent virtual hearing during which Judge Lewis Kaplan indicated openness to the idea of a delay. Bankman-Fried's lawyers have expressed concerns about their client's ability to adequately prepare for the upcoming trial.
However, the chances of a trial postponement appear slim, as Assistant U.S. Attorney Danielle M. Kudla argued that #Bankman-Fried has sufficient time and resources for preparation. Bankman-Fried is currently facing two separate trials, one scheduled for #October 3 to address seven criminal fraud charges and another in #March #2024 for six additional accusations. His legal team had previously requested his temporary release, citing challenges in reviewing extensive evidence without proper resources. This legal development highlights the complex legal proceedings surrounding the crypto industry and its prominent figures.
However, the chances of a trial postponement appear slim, as Assistant U.S. Attorney Danielle M. Kudla argued that #Bankman-Fried has sufficient time and resources for preparation. Bankman-Fried is currently facing two separate trials, one scheduled for #October 3 to address seven criminal fraud charges and another in #March #2024 for six additional accusations. His legal team had previously requested his temporary release, citing challenges in reviewing extensive evidence without proper resources. This legal development highlights the complex legal proceedings surrounding the crypto industry and its prominent figures.
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In a significant development, a US District Judge has handed #Bankman-Fried a 25-year prison sentence. Once a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency realm, he expressed remorse to his former colleagues at FTX, acknowledging that he had let them down and betrayed their trust.
Bankman-Fried admitted his failures in court, acknowledging that he had squandered the legacy they had collectively built. His sincere apologies extended to every individual affected by his actions.
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In a significant development, a US District Judge has handed #Bankman-Fried a 25-year prison sentence. Once a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency realm, he expressed remorse to his former colleagues at FTX, acknowledging that he had let them down and betrayed their trust.
Bankman-Fried admitted his failures in court, acknowledging that he had squandered the legacy they had collectively built. His sincere apologies extended to every individual affected by his actions.
Stay informed with updates on $FTT $BTC $XRP.
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