FTX Lawsuit Reveals Alleged Plan to Use Island as Doomsday Bunker
A newly filed lawsuit has alleged that the FTX Foundation planned to use the island nation of Nauru as a safe refuge for effective altruists for “some event where 50% - 99.99% of people die.” According to the lawsuit, fi...
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According to the lawsuit, filed by FTX’s current management, the plan to use the island as a giant doomsday bunker was discussed between the exchange’s former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, his brother Gabriel Bankman-Fried, and another unnamed officer of the FTX Foundation....
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