SBF Pleads Not Guilty to Bribing Chinese Officials, Other Recent Charges
This Thursday, Sam Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty to the superseding indictment filed against him earlier this week.
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The DoJ is reportedly willing to reconsider some of its criminal charges against SBF if they violate the agreement with the Bahamas.
This Thursday, Sam Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty to the superseding indictment filed against him earlier this week.
Today, FTX’s lawyers and creditors filed their response to SBF’s request to have the company pay for his legal bills.
SBF reportedly bribed Chinese officials to access $1 billion in frozen crypto funds.
SBF and other executives received more than $3.2b in "payments and loans" through FTX entities.
SBF is arguing that he is entitled to $5 million Directors and Officers Insurance from FTX.
Earlier today, SBF appealed last week’s decision to unseal the names of his other two bail bond backers.
US Prosecutors are reportedly asking the SEC and the CFTC to wait with their charges against SBF until the criminal case is resolved.
Emergent Fidelity Technologies, a firm best known for holding SBF’s 56 million Robinhood shares, filed for bankruptcy this Friday.
Just days after US authorities seized $700 million of SBF’s assets, his family listed a $3.3 million Washington house for sale.
SBF recently took to Twitter to express his enthusiasm for the potential reopening of FTX, and his displeasure at the situation with FTX.US.
Media startup Semafor intends to acquire SBF's $10M stake in the company, according to the NYT.
Reportedly, the SDNY, the SEC, and the CFTC are all investigating FTX’s former chief engineer Nishad Singh.