Which FTX and Alameda executives are going to prison and when?
Two FTX and Alameda Research executives have been sentenced to prison, two have their sentencings scheduled, and one has pleaded guilty.
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Two FTX and Alameda Research executives have been sentenced to prison, two have their sentencings scheduled, and one has pleaded guilty.
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Sam Bankman-Fried's mother, father, and brother reportedly helped advise on and manage the firm's finances, says the Wall Street Journal.
Yield App has announced that it has halted all activity on its crypto investment platform after admitting it lost funds on FTX.
FTX debtors hope to start a second phase of their investigation, this time focusing more on the hole in the balance sheet at FTX US.
Despite his guilty pleas, Ryan Salame is begging to be interviewed, giving political commentary, and says he’s ready to release a memoir.
Salame tried to convince trolls, influencers, and FTX customers that there was more to the FTX/Alameda collapse than met the eye.
There’s little legal wiggle room for Bankman-Fried and while he may present specific arguments, the odds of them succeeding are pretty low.
Bankman-Fried's sentence comes after he was found guilty of wire fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, and money laundering conspiracy.
Abra has supposedly directed investors to open accounts at Prime Trust, despite the firm lacking a money transmission license in Texas.