FTX alleges former exec used ‘hush money’ to silence whistleblowers
The lawsuit claims that former compliance officer Daniel Friedberg paid whistleblowers to stop them from exposing the “true fraudulent nature” of the exchange.
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The lawsuit claims that former compliance officer Daniel Friedberg paid whistleblowers to stop them from exposing the “true fraudulent nature” of the exchange.
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