The founder of FTX and Alameda Research is going to jail for his crypto crimes.
"The pressure and hopelessness of our predicament led me to entertain thoughts of suicide," one FTX user wrote.
A verdict from twelve jurors found SBF guilty of defrauding FTX customers out of $10 billion with his crypto empire.
If at first you don’t succeed and lose $9 billion… Try again?
There are three weeks to go in crypto's most defining court case yet involving FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Let's recap.
This guy is so good, FTX should’ve hired him years ago.
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The disgraced FTX founder denies allegations of drug use at his companies but issues around his own usage followed him throughout his detention and trial.
Former Alameda Research CEO drops numerous bombshells in damning testimony on FTX fraud.
The former crypto king could have potentially saved himself a lot of trouble if he'd published his drafts.
New details about the process in which Sam Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund allegedly stole customer money might impact his ongoing federal fraud trial.
The two formerly chart-topping musicians are facing fines from the SEC after pushing Tronix crypto without disclosing they'd been paid.
A new indictment says Sam Bankman-Fried took $100 million from users’ accounts in part to pay off Washington for his crypto crusade.
The ex-CEO of FTX allegedly called a New York Times journalist around 100 times before the paper leaked info from ex-Alameda head Caroline Ellison’s diary.
Attorneys representing the ex-FTX CEO said he was just trying to "give his side of the story," when he gave Caroline Ellison's personal journal to the NYT.
Government prosecutors believe Bankman-Fried met with New York Times reporters and shared Ellison's diary in order to discredit her ahead of FTX trial.
Contrary to previous reports, FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried is the one who allegedly pulled out of the deal with Swift after she had signed.
There will be ‘no representation’ from crypto companies for U.S. audiences during this year's game of the Chiefs versus the Eagles.
The disgraced founder re-hashed his narrative and attempted to paint FTX as a crypto company in the wrong place at the wrong time. No fraud!
FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried dined with an ex-CFTC official who’s now with the SEC, two agencies that have since cited SBF for fraud.
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