SBF made $9 billion disappear. This forensic accountant found it — “Oh, yes,” said the accountant when asked if FTX ever misused customer funds
SBF made $9 billion disappear. This forensic accountant found it — “Oh, yes,” said the accountant when asked if FTX ever misused customer funds
This guy is so good, FTX should’ve hired him years ago.
SBF made $9 billion disappear. This forensic accountant found it — “Oh, yes,” said the accountant when asked if FTX ever misused customer funds::This guy is so good, FTX should’ve hired him years ago.
Amazing that SBF’s Stanford Law Professor father has kept the $10 Million of stolen customer deposits and is still on the faculty.
It would be less shocking if you knew more stanford grads tbh. That's a get-rich-quick school if there ever was one.
How many "paragons of virtue" do you see graduate from Harvard anyway?
Makes me wonder: who forensically accounts the forensic accountant, doe...I want that guy as my accountant if he's taking referrals lol
I would imagine that forensic accountants spend their time investigating rather than managing money
Managing money != Accounting
This is the best summary I could come up with:
A forensic accountant at Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial tried piecing together where $9 billion of missing FTX customer funds went on Wednesday.
Peter Easton, an accounting professor at the University of Notre Dame brought in by the prosecution, says user deposits were reinvested into businesses and real estate, used to make political contributions, and donated to charity, reports CoinDesk Thursday.
In a key interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos back in November 2022, the FTX founder denied that he knew “that there was any improper use of customer funds.”Customer funds peaked at FTX in June of 2022 when $11.3 billion was supposed to be held at Alameda Research, but its bank accounts only held $2.3 billion.
Former Alameda Research employee Aditya Baradwaj published a full list of SBF’s political donations that surfaced in the trial, which totaled $133 million.
FTX’s Head of Engineering Nishad Singh told the court earlier in the week he felt “betrayed” by SBF.
Singh says he deserves blame for much of the wrongdoing, but his testimony solidified the prosecution’s assertion that SBF was the true coordinator of FTX’s fraud.
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tens of millions of dollars to Republican and Democratic super PACs
Yikes!