FTX Sam Bankman-Fried

FTX lawyers said Bahamian regulators directed Sam Bankman-Fried to transfer digital assets to the custody of the Bahamian government.

Bankruptcy filings released Thursday morning detailing billions in loans to Bankman-Fried, including to an entity he controlled. Here's where at least some ...

A meltdown at FTX began after revelations a sister company relied heavily on a token issued by the crypto giant.

Excerpts from summer interviews with the onetime crypto mogul and his trading firm's CEO paint a far different picture than is now being revealed in ...

Alameda Research, the venture-capital and trading firm affiliate of collapsed crypto exchange FTX, made $4.1 billion in loans to related parties, ...

For years now, leaders on Wall Street and Washington looked the other way as the crypto industry worked to infiltrate our financial system and rewrite the ...

The bidding for film and TV rights is shaping up to be wild and wooly on an unwritten book about the stunning collapse of FTX cryptocurrency exchange titan ...

When asked whether his do-gooder image was “mostly a front,” SBF replied: “yeah. I mean that's not *all* of it. but it's a lot.”

Reports citing anonymous sources say that American and Bahamian authorities are considering flying SBF to the United States for questioning.

John Ray, who was appointed after Sam Bankman-Fried resigned in disgrace last week, submitted a sworn statement ostensibly to take the company through its ...

Bankman-Fried is the founder and former CEO of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX. He led the company to seeming success before a sudden financial ...

FTX's collapse has some calling it crypto's “Lehman moment,” leaving customers in limbo and investors writing off what was once tech's next big thing.

While no charges have been filed and no one's been arrested, the US is looking to extradite SBF.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried sold a stake in the company worth $300 million when the crypto exchange raised capital last year, the Wall Street Journal ...

In a previously undisclosed detail, most of the $420 million raised in October 2021 went directly to Bankman-Fried, the Journal reported.

The previously celebrated cryptocurrency exchange was taken to task in its first-day declaration by FTX's new CEO, John Ray III.