[SBF seeks to investigate lawyers' involvement in $200 million Alameda "fake" loan case] Golden Finance reported that according to a legal document, SBF hopes to ask FTX co-founder Gary Wang whether he relied on legal advice when agreeing to a series of loans from the affiliated hedge fund Alameda Research. Previously, it turned out that the judge was reluctant to let SBF blame his lawyers for the alleged fraud. Prosecutors have investigated Gary Wang's approximately $200-300 million in loans from Alameda, which he used for venture capital and bought himself a house in the Bahamas. The document said that Wang had previously said that he "didn't think the lawyer would let him sign something illegal." It turns out that the relationship between FTX and Alameda is crucial to the criminal case after FTX's collapse, because prosecutors believe that SBF used the funds illegally transferred to Alameda as his "personal piggy bank." SBF pleaded not guilty to the fraud charge, and his lawyer said that the company's lawyers' involvement in the loan arrangement showed that he did not realize it was improper. Judge Lewis Kaplan previously ruled that arguments about lawyer advice could confuse or bias the jury and therefore could not be raised in the defense's opening statement.