NY - Samuel Bankman-Fried (FTX), Alleged Fraud, Money Laundering, 2019-2022 *Arrest*

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https://www.ccn.com/news/crypto/ex-ftx-boss-ryan-salame-house-repay-victims-avoid-10-year-sentence/

Ryan Salame, former co-CEO of FTX Digital Markets, has agreed to forfeit his $5.9 million house in the Bahamas as part of a plea agreement to settle criminal charges.

 

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Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX says it will be able to repay creditors full $11bn

CEO confirms once company has sold off remaining assets it will have more than amount required

www.theguardian.com

The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX has said it will be able to repay creditors the full $11bn […] it owes [plus interest], as the boom-bust cycle repeats itself with a sharp increase in bitcoin prices.

Sam He Is: An Exclusive Prison Chat With S.B.F.

On a recent Tuesday, I went to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn for an intimate chat with America’s most famous prisoner, Sam Bankman-Fried. During our 75-minute conversation, we discussed everything from Caroline Ellison and the travails of his new life, to his regrets about the...

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Above is an exclusive interview with SBF from prison for Puck subscribers only.

 

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Alameda’s Sam Trabucco Breaks Silence to Support FTX’s Ryan Salame

A key player in Sam Bankman-Fried’s inner circle has been absent from public view since the collapse of crypto exchange FTX in late 2022. A year and a half later, Sam Trabucco has emerged to lend his support to a former colleague ahead of their sentencing.

www.bloomberg.com

 

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Top FTX Executive Sentenced to Seven and a Half Years in Prison​

Ryan Salame, the head of FTX’s subsidiary in the Bahamas, was the first of Sam Bankman-Fried’s deputies to be sentenced since the crypto exchange collapsed in November 2022.

Top FTX Executive Sentenced to Seven and a Half Years in Prison

Ryan Salame, the head of FTX’s subsidiary in the Bahamas, was the first of Sam Bankman-Fried’s deputies to be sentenced since the crypto exchange collapsed in November 2022.

www.nytimes.com