Crypto Twitter unhappy with SBF ‘puff piece’ pushed by mainstream media
While SBF refuses to interact with Crypto Twitter, he was featured in New York Times trying to explain the sequence of events that led to the fall of FTX.
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While SBF refuses to interact with Crypto Twitter, he was featured in New York Times trying to explain the sequence of events that led to the fall of FTX.
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