Concealment was a habit of FTX's, according to the lawsuits. Political contributions to left-of-center or neutral PACs and charities were typically made in Bankman-Fried's name. Such contributions ...

FTX and Alameda were both founded by Bankman ... "Instead, an internal Alameda spreadsheet noted over $100 million in political contributions, even though FEC records reflect no political ...

In arguably the most interesting claim from the interview, Bankman-Fried, often known by his initials SBF, told Carlson that ...

A Delaware bankruptcy court allowed Three Arrows Capital to dramatically expand its claim against FTX, further complicating ...

“These are all random probably bad ideas,” the FTX founder ... on his political beliefs, which he believes have been ...

persuaded a jury at Manhattan that Mr. Bankman-Fried “took FTX customer funds for his personal use, to make investments and millions of dollars of political contributions to candidates from both ...

Bankman-Fried was convicted of misappropriating funds from his FTX cryptocurrency exchange customers, using the money for personal expenses, political contributions, and venture capital investments.

The 33-year-old crypto billionaire-turned-inmate spoke to Carlson Thursday for an interview posted on X in which he dished on several topics.

The court document also detailed a list of political donations ... or directed other FTX executives (notably Ryan Salame and Nishad Singh) to make on his behalf. The contributions, which were ...