— Adam Yedidia, Sam Bankman-Fried
Sam Bankman-Fried’s college roommate testifies against him
Day two of Sam Bankman-Fried's trial included testimony from Adam Yedidia, who said he left FTX when he learned customer funds were misused.
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— FTX, Jump Trading
How Jump helped US Robinhood users trade offshore at FTX
Jump Trading apparently lost nearly $300 million on FTX, before the collapse Jump was one of the largest Robinhood market makers.
X user wants ‘deceptive’ Satoshi and Bitcoin accounts to lose checkmarks
According to @Pledditor, the Satoshi and Bitcoin X profiles are no different from a fake Tesla or Elon Musk account.
— FTX, Michael Lewis
Going Infinite is the latest blow to Michael Lewis’ reputation
No one had more access to Sam Bankman-Fried and his empire than Michael Lewis, who squandered it all in his latest book, Going Infinite.
SBF arrived 30 minutes late for the first day of the rest of his life
On the first day of Sam Bankman-Fried's trial, government prosecutors and his own team affirmed that he had received no offer of a plea deal.
Ordinals won’t be solving Bitcoin’s security budget anytime soon
Despite a quick start in May 2023, ordinals don't seem to have raised the average level of Bitcoin’s security budget.
Su Zhu’s $35M estate transformed into farm by eco-friendly wife
The 3AC co-founder and his wife reportedly bought the property in December 2021 for $35 million but within a year were looking to sell it.
Billionaire’s lawyers oppose Meta’s request for crypto scam documents
Lawyers representing mining tycoon Andrew Forrest say that the documents lack a legitimate forensic purpose and have no relevance to the case.
Former nChain CEO claims Craig Wright is lying about Satoshi
Ex-nChain Group CEO Christen Ager-Hanssen says that Ayre had an agreement to earn up to 50% of Satoshi Nakamoto’s bitcoin.
Accounting apocalypse: FTX auditor Prager Metis sued by the SEC
Prager Metis, which took care of the books for FTX has had a complaint filed against it for failing to follow rules for public accountants.