College roommate talked to Sam Bankman-Fried about FTX’s $8B hole on a paddle tennis court: Trial
Adam Yedidia, a former developer at FTX, testified regarding his knowledge of the crypto exchange’s use of funds, claiming “Alameda had used customer deposits to pay its loans.”
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Adam Yedidia, a former developer at FTX, testified regarding his knowledge of the crypto exchange’s use of funds, claiming “Alameda had used customer deposits to pay its loans.”
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