FTX General Counsel gives Damning Testimony against Bankman-Fried in SBF Trial
The trial against Sam Bankman-Fried continued in Manhattan federal court Thursday when Can Sun, FTX's former general counsel, took the witness stand. The prosecution presented a robust direct examination of the Yale-educ...
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The prosecution presented a robust direct examination of the Yale-educated Sun, who served as general counsel for FTX from August 2021 through the exchange's collapse in November 2022....
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