Billion with a B: FTX Co-founder Gary Wang Reveals the Extent of The Alleged Fraud
The trial of former crypto golden boy Samuel Bankman-Fried continued Friday, October 6th in Manhattan Federal Court with FTX co-founder Gary Wang continuing his long-awaited testimony. In it, Wang claimed Alameda Researc...
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In it, Wang claimed Alameda Research was given “special privileges,” including a line of credit on FTX’s crypto exchange valued at over $65 billion. ...
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