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A New York jury has begun deliberations on whether Sam Bankman-Fried committed mass fraud or simply made grave mistakes as a novice CEO.
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"This is not about complicated issues of cryptocurrency," the government told the jury. "It's about lies and stealing and greed."
The day's proceedings revolved around scrutinizing SBF's relationship with the Bahamian government, handling customer funds, and transparency issues.
Sam Bankman-Fried took the stand one last time during his criminal fraud trial in New York to deny wrongdoing.
SBF's team has appealed to an esoteric element of English law—which, it claims, governs FTX's terms of service—to deny that FTX ever had any fiduciary relationship to its customers at all.
FTX creditor's claim has risen to more than 50 cents on the dollar after Google committed $2 billion to Anthropic.
SBF was hit with intense questioning about his role as the CEO of FTX and the inner workings of the crypto exchange in the weeks leading up to their collapse.
The embattled former CEO once again submitted to testifying under oath about the collapse of his crypto empire.
