Former FTX Executive Invokes Fifth Amendment Right, Remains Silent in Trial – Here's the Latest
Ryan Salame, a former executive of now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has declined to testify about his involvement in an alleged illegal campaign donation scheme. According to a motion filed by U.S. federal prosec...
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According to a motion filed by U.S. federal prosecutors on Monday, Salame's attorney has said that, if subpoenaed, he intends to invoke his Fifth Amendment right....
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