Sam Bankman-Fried Apologises, Tells Binance ‘You Won’
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has sent apologies in his first series of tweets since the collapse of FTX. "I f****d up, and should have done better," the CEO said. In his first series of tweets since Binance announced and th...
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In his first series of tweets since Binance announced and then reversed an offer to buy troubled crypto exchange FTX, SBF apologized to everyone involved in the platform, acknowledging he had made mistakes and reiterating his commitment to doing right by users....
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