BlockFi CEO Zac Prince Blames Bankruptcy on FTX and Alameda in SBF Trial
The federal criminal case against Bankman-Fried closed out its second week Friday with engaging testimony from BlockFi founder and CEO, Zac Prince. Prince claimed that BlockFi began lending money to FTX towards the start...
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Prince claimed that BlockFi began lending money to FTX towards the start of 2021, increasing the fallen crypto exchange's borrowing later on in the year at the behest of Bankman-Fried. ...
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