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An FTX exec bought $6 million of real estate and restaurants in a small Massachusetts town. The crypto giant's collapse has a local official worried about the town's future.

Por: Business Insider Business December 20, 2022

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The 5,000-resident town of Lenox, Massachusetts is closely following the FTX fallout because one of the company's co-CEOs owns a significant portfolio of property in the town.As first reported by , Ryan Salame, who was co-CEO at FTX Digital Markets, invested $6 million in restaurants and real estate in Lenox. The same newspaper reported last year that Salame owned almost half the town's restaurants. and its founder, last week. into his... + full article



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