SBF now explores an unexpected economy in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center. Cooling his heels while awaiting sentencing, he delves into the world of prison economics, where mackerel replaces cigarettes as the preferred currency. SBF's unique adaptation involves trading pouches of preserved fish, known as 'macks,' for services within the confines of the detention centre.
JoyThe FTX founder is set to address the jurors directly, seeking to substantiate his assertion that he neither committed nor conspired to commit fraud.
KikyoThis week marks SBF’s attempt to persuade a jury of his peers that he merits a chance at regaining his freedom, with the trial starting today.
CatherineRobinhood Markets said Wednesday that it would try to buy back shares purchased by former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.
decryptHere’s what happened during the New York Times exclusive interview with Sam Bankman-Fried on FTX’s collapse.
OthersThe SBF-Ellison love affair raises psychological questions on how this might have fed into the collapse of FTX.
BeincryptoThe fallen crypto CEO on what went wrong, why he did what he did, and what lies he told along the way.
VoxSBF said in an interview that he had expanded too fast and failed to see warning signs.
The New York Times“Everyone was talking about him like he’s walking on water and has a zillion dollars,” Musk said of the now-disgraced Bankman-Fried. “And that [was] not my impression.”
CoindeskBinance, after exacerbating a bank run on rival crypto exchange FTX, offered to buy out the jewel in SBF's crown.
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