Por: The Boston Globe Tech December 15, 2022
A thousand miles away from FTX’s Bahamanian villas and beach-side getaways, one top executive of the failed crypto exchange spotted a different investment opportunity: the restaurant scene of a tiny town in Western Massachusetts.Ryan Salame, the former co-chief executive officer of FTX Digital Markets who tipped off Bahamian authorities to possible misuse of funds at the exchange, spent more than $6 million on restaurants and real estate in... + full article
NBC News USA Business December 15, 2022
Days before FTX’s bankruptcy filing last month, co-CEO Ryan Salame told Bahamian authorities that founder Sam Bankman-Fried may have committed fraud by sending customer money from the crypto exchange to his other firm, Alameda Research. According to a filing on Wednesday tied... + más
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried ghosted his legal team over bankruptcy: report | New York Post
Sam Bankman-Fried Interview: FTX Founder Blames ‘Bad Legal Advice’ For Crypto Firm’s Bankruptcy | Forbes
Fox Business USA Business December 15, 2022
Former U.S. attorney and prosecutor Guy Lewis reacts to Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Kevin O'Leary clashing on whether crypto facilitates money laundering. A former high-level FTX executive tipped off Bahamian officials about client fund transfers from the spiraling... + más
Former FTX exec Ryan Salame invested $6 million in Massachusetts restaurants | The Boston Globe
FTX insider turned on Sam Bankman-Fried days before bankruptcy, flagging potential fraud to regulators | CNBC
CNBC USA Tech December 15, 2022
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (2nd L) is led away handcuffed by officers of the Royal Bahamas Police Force in Nassau, Bahamas on December 13, 2022. Mario Duncanson AFP Getty ImagesDays before FTX's bankruptcy filing last month, co-CEO Ryan Salame told Bahamian authorities... + más
Forbes USA Business November 18, 2022
Stephanie Jones for Forbes; Photo by Lam Yik/Bloomberg Bankruptcy filings released Thursday morning detailed billions in loans to Bankman-Fried, including to an entity he controlled. Here’s where at least some of that money likely went. FTX bankruptcy filings released... + más
The collapse of crypto firm FTX and its superstar founder explained: Here's what happened and what it all means | Business Insider
Between $1 billion to $2 billion of FTX customer funds have disappeared, SBF had a secret 'back door' to transfer billions: Report | CNBC
The Boston Globe USA Tech November 18, 2022
As the saga of failed crypto exchange FTX continues to unfold, questions are swirling around the firm’s leaders. People are trying to piece together exactly what they did, and how they ended up being involved in one of the financial industry’s biggest scandals.Several top... + más
Will Crypto.com Thrive Or Take A Dive Post-FTX? | Forbes
Larry David ‘right’ about FTX collapse in old Super Bowl commercial, internet claims | New York Post
The Daily Beast USA Politics November 15, 2022
Even before the of the major cryptocurrency trading platform FTX last week, Republicans and Democrats were going to be in an awkward position regulating the industry, given the tens of millions of dollars many lawmakers took from FTX’s CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, and his top... + más
Can Your Financial Advisor Give Advice On Crypto? | Forbes
Crypto firms acted like banks, then collapsed like dominoes | Associated Press
New York Post USA Tech November 10, 2022
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Larry David’s appearance in a commercial for the is going viral Thursday – with social media users pointing out the comedian’s skeptical stance in the ad was right all along. The ad, which aired during the Super Bowl last February, shows the... + más
How $32B crypto company FTX collapsed and sent digital currency reeling | ABC News
Crypto Is Crashing. This Time, Blame FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried | Time
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