Ex-Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison leaves federal prison after 11 months
Ellison was given two years in September 2024 for her role in the collapse of FTX and the theft of $8B worth of customer funds.
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Ellison was given two years in September 2024 for her role in the collapse of FTX and the theft of $8B worth of customer funds.
Read more (2 min) →Caroline Ellison is the third individual related to the collapse of FTX to be sentenced. Two others will learn their fate later this year.
Caroline Ellison testified about Alameda Research sending customer funds back to FTX as stablecoins, but it raises questions about Tether.
Caroline Ellison's personal diaries are expected to play a part in SBF’s upcoming trial, at which she will be called as a ‘star witness.’
FTX court filings reveal exec payouts weren't too generous for Alameda Research co-CEO Ellison, and far less than co-CEO Sam Trabucco.
Unlike Sam Bankman-Fried, Ellison has remained publicly silent since FTX's collapse and hasn't tweeted since early November.