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December 14, 2022, 05:47:50 AM
#43
I can tell by now that Caroline is a lot more influential than SBF. So we may be able to see SBF commit suicide.

Cowards do not raise their hands on themselves, and I don't think Bankman would ever have the strength to do something like that. Apart from that, regardless of everything that happened, I think that he has a very good chance of not getting hurt too much in the process.



I still get sick to my stomach every time I see news about Horvatincic being in some spa or whatever, while he should rot in jail for killing those poor people.

There are hundreds of such cases, some of which the public may never find out - but such cases are only proof that money can buy everything, even when it is more than clear who is the culprit and who is the victim. Bankman didn't kill anyone in the end, although I believe we will find out that some suicides are directly related to the collapse of his company - people unfortunately lost everything they had.



He didn't choose the safest country to be in right now. There's an armed conflict brewing in Serbia.

There is no conflict there, do you think that Serbia would attack Kosovo, where the largest US military base in this part of Europe is located? What you read about somewhere has been happening for years, every time Serbian politicians want to draw the public's attention to other things. Kwon's choice is not as bad as some people think, in that country a man who has money can do whatever he wants, even if he is a criminal wanted by the whole world.
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December 13, 2022, 10:38:16 PM
#42
we can't say what will happen next, if he will indeed go to prison or bail out.

@AmoreJaz. He can bail out from custody of the government because his crime is only a white collar crime.

BAIL DENIED - staying in jail until Feb 8th
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DefoS4hlJQ4
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December 13, 2022, 07:22:52 PM
#41
@AmoreJaz. He can bail out from custody of the government because his crime is only a white collar crime. However, what his sentence might be will not be known until a judge decides how long he stays in prison or if he goes in prison.

In any case, I am not quite certain where to share this news but it appears The Block cryptonews website might have received money from Sam Bankrupt-Fried. I am very disappointed in this.



The Block, a media company that says it covers crypto news independently, has been secretly funded for over a year with money funneled to The Block's CEO from the disgraced Sam Bankman-Fried's cryptocurrency trading firm, sources told Axios.

Source https://www.axios.com/2022/12/09/bankman-fried-funded-crypto-news-site-block
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December 13, 2022, 06:28:50 PM
#40
Very surprising. There are a lot of hot issues right now in the cryptocurrency market.
I am curious now about the arrest of Sam Bankman-fried. Could this be a guarantee that users' funds on the FTX exchange will be refunded or given to the user back? The arrest of Sam Bankman-fried, could be a huge W for some people who lost their funds on the FTX exchange, but I am praying that these customers' funds must be given back to the customers.
When I first heard about this news I was surprised although some people who are affected by the FTX collapse, etc may see it as a win situation but honestly, SBF arrest won't provide the user's funds. Besides, I somehow feel there's something fishy about the whole arrest because after he (SBF) was arrested the US prosecutors were planning to file criminal charges against CZ and Binance for sanction violation and money laundering.
I just hope people affected get their funds back but something is not right somewhere about this whole issue.

Just what others mentioned above about on people being happy then some do really have that kind of thinking or impression that their money might really be given back but there are some who doesnt

really raise their hopes up and just really want to see SBF to be on those bars and would be paying on what he had done to the people specially into those FTX users.
Wondering on how many years he would be staying up on jail or would be he able to bail out?

I dont know but im not really that much happy or really that contented but well at least he got caught.

we can't say what will happen next, if he will indeed go to prison or bail out. i believe he wanted to be arrested because if he wanted to disappear, he can very well do that. maybe he has plans that we don't know about. hearings will take time, so his lawyers will already find a way how to get out of this situation. i am on the side that he can very well bail out from this situation. but we will see where this goes as they proceed with this case.
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December 13, 2022, 06:23:59 PM
#39
Very surprising. There are a lot of hot issues right now in the cryptocurrency market.
I am curious now about the arrest of Sam Bankman-fried. Could this be a guarantee that users' funds on the FTX exchange will be refunded or given to the user back? The arrest of Sam Bankman-fried, could be a huge W for some people who lost their funds on the FTX exchange, but I am praying that these customers' funds must be given back to the customers.
When I first heard about this news I was surprised although some people who are affected by the FTX collapse, etc may see it as a win situation but honestly, SBF arrest won't provide the user's funds. Besides, I somehow feel there's something fishy about the whole arrest because after he (SBF) was arrested the US prosecutors were planning to file criminal charges against CZ and Binance for sanction violation and money laundering.
I just hope people affected get their funds back but something is not right somewhere about this whole issue.

Just what others mentioned above about on people being happy then some do really have that kind of thinking or impression that their money might really be given back but there are some who doesnt

really raise their hopes up and just really want to see SBF to be on those bars and would be paying on what he had done to the people specially into those FTX users.
Wondering on how many years he would be staying up on jail or would be he able to bail out?

I dont know but im not really that much happy or really that contented but well at least he got caught.
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December 13, 2022, 06:16:40 PM
#38
What a great twist of events coming from the FTX saga, but is the arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried legal and what law did he break?? Will this guarantee funds will be returned to clients that lost out, or this is one way this politically connected lad is getting whitelisted using the system...

Btw these investigations of crypto hacks are really a witch hunt which I wouldn't be surprised if it drags on for a very long time and possibly turn into some cold case, otherwise better than nothing give people some hope  Roll Eyes
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December 13, 2022, 06:13:25 PM
#37
I would like to be wrong, but Bankman is not one of those who go to prison for a long time, and even if he is convicted, somehow it seems to me that he will receive a small sentence and accommodation in a prison that will seem more like a hotel.
Same here, best case scenario is that he serves few years in a minimum security prison, with all the perks that entails.

Or possibly a he will be hidden but stay at his home, (can you call that house arrest?)

If you just take the example of our country and all the trials that were conducted and the people who were convicted, how many of them ended up in prison? The system always takes care of its people, I think it's the same anywhere in the world.
I still get sick to my stomach every time I see news about Horvatincic being in some spa or whatever, while he should rot in jail for killing those poor people.

Political influence, money influence surely put more blindfold on the justice system.

When I first heard about this news I was surprised although some people who are affected by the FTX collapse, etc may see it as a win situation but honestly, SBF arrest won't provide the user's funds.
I think that him getting arrested and potentially spending few years in prisonpeople see like a 2nd best thing to getting their money. So that's why some are happy about it.

I think these people though looking forward to get their fund back are slim are happy because they think that even though they can't get their money back, at least they can see SBF rot in jail.  (well that is if SBF is really put in jail)


As expected,those publicly disclosed donations to political parties were not the only ones that SBF made. US prosecutors accused him of donating tens of millions of dollars illegally. Accusations are pilling up...

United States Prosecutors have expounded on the charges against Sam Bankman-Fried, accusing the FTX founder of “tens of millions of dollars” in illegal political donations. The charges continue to pile up following the 30-year-old’s arrest yesterday.

In the other news, looks like SBF bail was denied by Bahamas judge. https://twitter.com/ReutersLegal/status/1602784389250789376

It looks like Bahamas state wanted to take custody of SBF to not leak the information of their "joint venture"[1] during the confusion of FTX collapse.




[1] https://news.bitcoin.com/bahamian-government-officials-allegedly-asked-sbf-to-mint-millions-of-dollars-in-new-tokens-amid-the-ftx-collapse/
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December 13, 2022, 05:57:29 PM
#36
I saw an interview with a former attorney of Bernie Madoff, who said that these charges are very serious and he's facing a maximum of 25 years, but will probably get much less because maximum sentences are rarely given. That doesn't mean he won't get any jail time, on the contrary.

The attorney also said that SBF is facing a number of conspiracy charges which means there's going to be more arrests of his co-conspirators.

Finally, but this is little bit out of topic is Do Kwon arrested too after luna happened
Nope, Do Kwon is still on the run. Last news is that he is hiding in Serbia, according to Cointelegraph article.


He didn't choose the safest country to be in right now. There's an armed conflict brewing in Serbia.
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December 13, 2022, 05:05:12 PM
#35
I would like to be wrong, but Bankman is not one of those who go to prison for a long time, and even if he is convicted, somehow it seems to me that he will receive a small sentence and accommodation in a prison that will seem more like a hotel.
Same here, best case scenario is that he serves few years in a minimum security prison, with all the perks that entails.


If you just take the example of our country and all the trials that were conducted and the people who were convicted, how many of them ended up in prison? The system always takes care of its people, I think it's the same anywhere in the world.
I still get sick to my stomach every time I see news about Horvatincic being in some spa or whatever, while he should rot in jail for killing those poor people.


When I first heard about this news I was surprised although some people who are affected by the FTX collapse, etc may see it as a win situation but honestly, SBF arrest won't provide the user's funds.
I think that him getting arrested and potentially spending few years in prisonpeople see like a 2nd best thing to getting their money. So that's why some are happy about it.



As expected,those publicly disclosed donations to political parties were not the only ones that SBF made. US prosecutors accused him of donating tens of millions of dollars illegally. Accusations are pilling up...

United States Prosecutors have expounded on the charges against Sam Bankman-Fried, accusing the FTX founder of “tens of millions of dollars” in illegal political donations. The charges continue to pile up following the 30-year-old’s arrest yesterday.

In the other news, looks like SBF bail was denied by Bahamas judge. https://twitter.com/ReutersLegal/status/1602784389250789376
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December 13, 2022, 09:43:14 AM
#34
Very surprising. There are a lot of hot issues right now in the cryptocurrency market.
I am curious now about the arrest of Sam Bankman-fried. Could this be a guarantee that users' funds on the FTX exchange will be refunded or given to the user back? The arrest of Sam Bankman-fried, could be a huge W for some people who lost their funds on the FTX exchange, but I am praying that these customers' funds must be given back to the customers.
When I first heard about this news I was surprised although some people who are affected by the FTX collapse, etc may see it as a win situation but honestly, SBF arrest won't provide the user's funds. Besides, I somehow feel there's something fishy about the whole arrest because after he (SBF) was arrested the US prosecutors were planning to file criminal charges against CZ and Binance for sanction violation and money laundering.
I just hope people affected get their funds back but something is not right somewhere about this whole issue.
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December 13, 2022, 09:09:23 AM
#33
He wont be in jail in the first moment i think,even after this "arrest"but I'm pretty sure like i said before that he will be made an example,regardless of bribes,people will just not want to be associated with him in the end,2023 is my bet for his sentence.
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December 13, 2022, 09:07:02 AM
#32
This is actually not good because he was supposed to give a statement to the committee to which the timing of this arrest is unbelievably perfect and that he will not be able to do it anymore instead. He is about to rat out the real people behind this scam after Caroline put it all on him.

I can tell by now that Caroline is a lot more influential than SBF. So we may be able to see SBF commit suicide.
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December 13, 2022, 08:58:21 AM
#31
Very surprising. There are a lot of hot issues right now in the cryptocurrency market.
I am curious now about the arrest of Sam Bankman-fried. Could this be a guarantee that users' funds on the FTX exchange will be refunded or given to the user back? The arrest of Sam Bankman-fried, could be a huge W for some people who lost their funds on the FTX exchange, but I am praying that these customers' funds must be given back to the customers.


Letter from Bahamas authority:
I hope that it will still be refunded, maybe it's impossible to return the whole thing for most users but at least there's should be a portion of it. It took them long before they put SBF in arrest. Well, they've got all the opportunity when he has attended conference where he's the speaker and didn't do anything with it.

If I am perfectly honest I did had my doubts this day will come as the guy has donated too much money to important figures and he has probably the best lawyers that his money can afford him.

But at least this is a step on the right direction, as someone like him needs to face charges for what he did, still even if he is eventually found guilty from the charges that are brought against him this is not going to help people to recover all the money they lost, but at least it will bring them some justice.
That was one of the reasons that anyone has been thinking of as to why he's still not arrested. But just this day, it came all of sudden and surprised to see this news. Although not surprised really because many are waiting for it.

Actually I wonder why SBF got arrested? is there any rule he broke? but I can't find any laws that he broke.

It's the risk if anyone leave their coins on centralized exchange and it's their right if they use customers money for investment or other thing to make more money, even banks did that. I believe they have a rule if they're not responsible to recover customers money when something bad happen, all centralized exchange have this rule. So it doesn't make sense for me if SBF go to jail just because this problem.
Too many things but as per the letter, Bahamas just cooperated with the request of US with the criminal charges that has been filed there against him.

actually this is a sad thing for the crypto world, who wants all of this to happen, everyone also doesn't want this to happen.
but this is reality, and justice must be upheld according to applicable law.
with this arrest, it gives knowledge that every crime will definitely be uncovered, and it will definitely smell wherever it runs.
so the conclusion is don't be a greedy person, and fall into the world of crime.
This arrest shows that whoever wants to f*ck up with people's money, there will be a place for them and will experience the same thing.

The time is coming when SBF would get a jail sentence for the many bad things he did or approved to have done in FTX...and his lawyer/s will do everything they can to minimize the jail terms. Just like Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos, Sam will have to pay the many frauds he did and it does not matter to me if creditors will get the money owed to them but certainly they are entitled to get some as there are many asserts still left intact by FTX so it is a matter of legally liquidating them. Sam tried to make his name a little bit more acceptable with his interviews and with the mainstream media playing along...but the immense pressure coming from different directions for law enforcers to do what they should be doing has finally come to the arrest of the man...definitely no more the golden boy of the crypto industry he is now its Bernie Madoff version.
Well, he's got all the right to defend himself and will surely get the best lawyers to protect and defend him against the cases that were filed to him. He's done wrong with too many people and he has to pay for it but still, the law will be fair to him even if we know the obvious.

This is the news that everyone who has lost funds because of the actions of this crime has been waiting for on the FTX exchange, but what is more desirable for people who have suffered losses is not only to see SBF imprisoned but to be clear about their money, what percentage is the probability that they can get their money back , because even though SBF is in prison, it is possible that when the court later he will only get a light sentence which does not fulfill justice for those who are aggrieved
It's just like a partial justice but still, there something that has been done against him so that people who have been hoping that there's an action sees that the authorities are working on it. If the money that he has embezzled will be returned to the people, I guess most of them will have nothing against him anymore as long as he returns it.

Today I became overjoyed to find out that SBF was arrested by Bahamian Authorities and that the United States Government was going to charge him with the serious crimes of money laundering, wire fraud, and securities fraud.
I think its strange that he was arrested the day before he was going to testify today and tomorrow. The timing for him to be arrested seems fishy if you ask me.  I have also read that SBF and FTX's inner circle had a secret group chat on the Signal app called 'Wirefraud'. The plot thickens in this turn of events.
I didn't know that there's an activity prior to this arrest but we don't know what's with it and there's no need to go further with that as he's already been arrested.

Oh poor soul, and in his greatness he even said lately he will start another business to pay back the missing funds... How injust are these bad people... (/s)
He's not sorry for what he's done and not even remorseful with it. As if giving a solution and starting a business is too easy on him while the people that have entrusted him their money are struggling and unsure if their money will be back.

This is truly a piece of good news, but never the news that would give justice to the victims of SBF's fraud. The perpetrator might be tried and jailed for so long for all I care, but will it bring back the money that has gone? The real justice is when this money is given back to those who invested with FTX, but I know that would not happen.

I hope more regulations could be put in place among the centralized exchange since they are within the reach of the world government. This is another justice that could be served to avoid the repetition of this ugly event!
This is just some of justice and it's still incomplete. We want more and more satisfying ending on the end of the victims. With the incident, the government are going to be stricter with rules and policies towards these centralized exchanges.

I just think that he's just a pawn, and the real people behind him, got the money, imagine the time we waited for him to be arrested, the US government take time to make this actions which should had been done earlier, maybe they are also on the ropes, and they have no choice but to drop the hammer for the guy, but no matter what he is still responsible for the collapse.
Well, majority of us think that he's the big guy behind. But if he'll testify and will say that there are even more behind him and even powerful people then that's another case that will be opened if he's trying to save himself from all of the charges. Although, I don't think that he can alibi and run away from it, if so.

They could not recover the funds because, as the investigation states, it was hacked, right? No more funds remain in the system, which will be a hassle for everyone. It will not be able to recover the funds, but somehow it will make a "good" feeling for those affected by the FTX. The void left in the heart isn't going to be enough for sure.

At least they are doing the right thing to get to the bottom and do something about what happened.
If there are still some remaining assets, cryptos and not. Those can be used to refund the money of the people but will that sustain the overall loss? I don't know. But hopefully, there will still be a lot of the victims that will take back their money even if it's not guaranteed.

Finally, but this is little bit out of topic is Do Kwon arrested too after luna happened, and the second question is all the user fund still cant be withdraw it till this date. and just curious what happened if FTX doesn't have money to repay all the user and they declared to bankrupt already
1. Do Kwon is still roaming somewhere, a fugitive and hasn't been arrested yet.
2. He already forked it and got away with that problem, which is the same proposal as what SBF made.
3. There's nothing everyone can do with it, he's already run away with the money with his cronies.

While him finally getting arrested is a good news, people that got their money lost in FTX are still very far way from any justice. SBF paid shit load of money to both Democrats and Republicans and will have top lawyers defending him so I don't think that people should celebrate just yet.
It may not be near to the actual justice but it's good to see that there's the initiation to him. That's the sad part of it, with all of his "donations" to those big folks, we'll see if they'll come to save him on his tough times.

The U.S. and the Bahamas have had an extradition treaty in place, so why would he stay there, if he was guilty?  With a net worth of nearly $17 billion, Sam Bankman-Friedman could have gone to any other place where the US does not have a extradition treaty?

Most of these guys are excellent entrepreneurs and financial gurus, but they lack basic business skills and how to manage a business. Karpeles did the same thing with Mt Gox.... and the whole thing collapsed.  Roll Eyes
A skill that could have been used properly but him and his cronies didn't used it well but instead used it to take advantage of others. They've done fraud to people's money and if he's a genius he wouldn't done that in the first place, we'll just leave it to the authorities.

I hope the arrest isn't for show only like when the off-camera SBF is living like a king with all the assistant and lavish living.
I hope so too but we can't just stop thinking of any other possibilities since he's like a big funder to the political parties in the US.

What kind of business does SBF wants to go into in other for him to be able to pay back customers funds ? Who does he think he is fooling, he has list his trust that people have by doing away with their money.

FTX crash has wrecked some rich crypto investors who left major of their asset in his exchange and has also discourage some persons who left their coin in his exchange i.e this scammer SBF has done great harm to the cryptospace and he is still proud and say bla bla bla. After the law has caught up with him,he will know that life is not as easy as he thinks. He got arrested at the right time,he might be spending his Xmas in custody.
He thinks that any solution he's going to suggest will be likened by the massess. But it's not like that, many are so full of him as if it's not a big deal of what he did. And the fate has reciprocated to what he's done and favored the people. Still, this is a long way to go.
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December 13, 2022, 08:49:05 AM
#30
What kind of business does SBF wants to go into in other for him to be able to pay back customers funds ? Who does he think he is fooling, he has list his trust that people have by doing away with their money.

FTX crash has wrecked some rich crypto investors who left major of their asset in his exchange and has also discourage some persons who left their coin in his exchange i.e this scammer SBF has done great harm to the cryptospace and he is still proud and say bla bla bla. After the law has caught up with him,he will know that life is not as easy as he thinks. He got arrested at the right time,he might be spending his Xmas in custody.
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December 13, 2022, 07:59:28 AM
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For the most part he did not donate to people he donated to groups. And it's unclear how much money he has left.

If someone wants to believe him after all, he stated in the first interview that he only has about $100 000 left in his private bank account, and even that he has some other assets that can be seized and sold, I think that investors can hardly hope positive outcome in terms of compensation for damage.



Its even more surprising considering his parents are lawyers and professors at Stanford Law School. Or maybe that's the reason he was so cock sure, knowing that his mommy and daddy will get him out of any trouble.

I would like to be wrong, but Bankman is not one of those who go to prison for a long time, and even if he is convicted, somehow it seems to me that he will receive a small sentence and accommodation in a prison that will seem more like a hotel. If you just take the example of our country and all the trials that were conducted and the people who were convicted, how many of them ended up in prison? The system always takes care of its people, I think it's the same anywhere in the world.

Depends if he takes some kind of plea deal I can see hum not getting a long sentence. He takes it to trial and drags it though the courts I can see him getting nailed to the wall in terms of time. As for 'Danbury Country Club" prison vs. a supermax. That's just the way it is. You don't need to put people who are not a danger to others and are a low escape risk in a facility that costs more to maintain in general and costs more per prisoner to operate then needed.

The issue becomes a plea deal can save everyone time and effort and money. We can argue over if they should exist and how they should be handled but in the end it is what it is. Also, keep in mind, it's not just the US other countries want him too so 1st he goes though the US justice system then others may want to get him. Which may be why certain things were expedited in an attempt to get him to the US. 1st come 1st served. Now every other country who was working on a case has to wait...

-Dave
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December 13, 2022, 06:39:11 AM
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For the most part he did not donate to people he donated to groups. And it's unclear how much money he has left.

If someone wants to believe him after all, he stated in the first interview that he only has about $100 000 left in his private bank account, and even that he has some other assets that can be seized and sold, I think that investors can hardly hope positive outcome in terms of compensation for damage.



Its even more surprising considering his parents are lawyers and professors at Stanford Law School. Or maybe that's the reason he was so cock sure, knowing that his mommy and daddy will get him out of any trouble.

I would like to be wrong, but Bankman is not one of those who go to prison for a long time, and even if he is convicted, somehow it seems to me that he will receive a small sentence and accommodation in a prison that will seem more like a hotel. If you just take the example of our country and all the trials that were conducted and the people who were convicted, how many of them ended up in prison? The system always takes care of its people, I think it's the same anywhere in the world.
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December 13, 2022, 05:25:02 AM
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I hope the arrest isn't for show only like when the off-camera SBF is living like a king with all the assistant and lavish living.

Most of these guys are excellent entrepreneurs and financial gurus, but they lack basic business skills and how to manage a business. Karpeles did the same thing with Mt Gox.... and the whole thing collapsed.  Roll Eyes

You sound conflicting  Cheesy  Entrepreneur and financial gurus are knowledgeable about money flow so automatically the person is knowledgeable on how to run a business.  Don't misunderstood technical knowledge on Bitcoin and TA with running business.  Businessman maybe not knowledgeable on laws and regulation that is why they hire lawyer for it.
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December 13, 2022, 05:19:34 AM
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I have doubt $70 million bribe donation[1] is enough since FTX bankruptcy is still popular topic among cryptocurrency user and SBF doesn't bother keep low profile where he even attend interview on TV channel some time ago[2].
That's just the money that we are aware of, while real figure might be much higher. I mean, I hope for Elizabeth Holmes scenario, but you never know with these rich people.


He probably didn't do his research properly or naively assuming tax-haven country would protect it's investor.
Its even more surprising considering his parents are lawyers and professors at Stanford Law School. Or maybe that's the reason he was so cock sure, knowing that his mommy and daddy will get him out of any trouble.

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Bankman-Fried could face life in prison without the possibility of supervised release. Such a severe punishment would be unusual but not extraordinary. Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernie Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison, an effective life sentence, for his massive ponzi scheme.

SBF serving life is indeed extreme, his carelessness must have brought people to do weird things like committing suicide. Earlier, I thought the Bahamas Government wouldn't arrest him, but SBF moving around attending interviews with mainstream media was so awkward regarding the allegations on him. However, the Bahamas government delayed his arrest until US filed a crime against SBF. He should have been arrested immediately FTX collapsed, and extraditing him to US will harden the young billionaires case and time in prison. Do you think the Bahamas Government had their reasons for delaying his arrest? Because from the link OP provided SBF's lawyer accused the Bahamas authorities of working closely with SBF in shoving peoples money out of FTX to a private wallet owned by the Bahamas authorities.


Serving life would be extreme, but his punishment needs to be a serious one. I would say he deserves at least 20 fucking years in the can. (without a peep) Making him eat grilled cheese of the radiator would be a plus but should be optional.

This guy ripped people off. Many people lost their life savings because of him. He didn't know, he was careless, he was a kid etc these are all bullshit excuses.

When you commit a crime being stupid is not an excuse.
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December 13, 2022, 04:22:32 AM
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The U.S. and the Bahamas have had an extradition treaty in place, so why would he stay there, if he was guilty?  With a net worth of nearly $17 billion, Sam Bankman-Friedman could have gone to any other place where the US does not have a extradition treaty?

Most of these guys are excellent entrepreneurs and financial gurus, but they lack basic business skills and how to manage a business. Karpeles did the same thing with Mt Gox.... and the whole thing collapsed.  Roll Eyes
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