Describing his life in prison recently, SBF said he mostly ate rice and beans and that no former FTX employee had visited him. “Anyone who was close to me ended up with a gun to their head ...

The former CEO of FTX claimed that he had a better relationship with the Republican Party in the lead-up to his exchange's downfall.

President Trump once called cryptocurrency “a scam.” He has since done a 180 degree about-face. But he is not the only one ...

Solana’s price is dipping 5% on Thursday as bears forced another breakdown below the critical $125 support. The timing of the ...

In his first post since being sentenced to 25 years behind bars over the FTX collapse, Bankman-Fried said in a Feb. 25 post he had a lot of sympathy for government employees because he hadn’t ...

The moonshot idea to procure a pardon from Trump is not out of the bounds of possibility. Notably, the president embraced ...

As disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried serves the ... thread on X responds to Elon Musk’s recent ultimatum to federal employees: respond to his email with five bullet points of recent ...

“It isn’t the employee’s fault ... Within an hour of Bankman-Fried’s posts, the FTT, a token associated with FTX, briefly spiked from lows of $1.552 to $2.117. Last week, the crypto ...

the imprisoned former FTX chief, had an inactive X account for two years. But on Monday, 10 posts giving advice on firing employees appeared on that profile. It comes as Elon Musk's DOGE ramps up ...

Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced former FTX chief sentenced to 25 years in ... The posts gave his followers leadership advice about firing employees and talked about the White House DOGE office.

He reflected on his own experience at FTX, suggesting that companies sometimes hire employees without having a clear role for them. “We saw it at competitors that hired 30,000 too many employees ...