@anitawalters5672: Our SEC needs to go after SBF hard, get him brought home and stand trial. The whole crypto community needs to put pressure on our government to do this.
@CaptainRon1913: Bitboy had a video interview with a Bahamian official. He said FTX and Alameda were furiously buying real estate just prior to FTX implosion under various company names. He also said, SBF donated a lot of money to Bahamian officials, and possibly to the Prime Minister's campaign.
@boomvangmusic: As someone who's worked in tech and startups in the past, I'm going for a hard no with believing SBF. He's probably telling the truth that he wasn't paying attention but he almost certainly made decisions he knew were ethically dubious. That's been my experience with the heads of tech companies.
@larryo6874: I have watched a lot of these SBF interviews. His explanation is that he wasn’t paying attention to what was going on at FTX and Alameda Research and then realized to late that his companies were bankrupt. As CEO he SHOULD have known what was going on. He could have hired a competent CFO to monitor his companies finances. SBF was a graduate from MIT and had worked for a well run financial firm before FTX so I am very sceptical that he didn’t know what was going on. Just as Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos had a trial and will be in prison for bilking investors I hope the same fate awaits SBF.
@elmerposada7442: He knew perfectly what they were doing. He knew perfectly how to launder millions of dollars
@kryptophix6302: Surely the fact that the FTX code enabled Alameda to trade without an auto-liquidation mechanic implicates SBF and serves as evidence that he knew what was happening and was engaged in criminal activity. Lets see how he can wriggle out of that question when someone has the balls to ask him. To quote the bard, ‘look like the flower, but be the serpent under it’.