Former FTX engineering director faces up to 75 years in prison following guilty plea
Nishad Singh’s testimony was seemingly part of the prosecutors’ strategy to establish Sam Bankman-Fried as being behind Alameda Research using FTX user funds.
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Nishad Singh’s testimony was seemingly part of the prosecutors’ strategy to establish Sam Bankman-Fried as being behind Alameda Research using FTX user funds.
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