FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried dined with an ex-CFTC official who’s now with the SEC, two agencies that have since cited SBF for fraud.
SBF was extradited overnight from the Bahamas to New York where he's expected to be arraigned Thursday.
Many of SBF's old interviews are darkly funny after FTX's speedrun from $32 billion to bankruptcy.
SBF's interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin didn't provide much clarity on FTX's $32 billion collapse.
The crypto lender is just the latest domino to collapse among the fallout from Sam Bankman-Fried’s failed attempts to rule the crypto scene.
Didn't think the FTX saga could get any worse? Well, it just did. Wayyyyy worse.
In the meantime, the Bahamas said it has frozen all of FTX’s assets. Crypto lender BlockFi also appears to be wrapped up in the exchange's failure.
Binance backed out of its deal to acquire FTX.com and the floundering crypto exchange's CEO took to Twitter to repeatedly say 'sorry' and 'I fucked up.'
It was only a few months ago that FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried was buying up other failing crypto firms, but in crypto, nothing good lasts forever.
