Sam Bankman-Fried Shot Crypto MasterClass Prior to FTX Collapse
Disgraced crypto boss Sam Bankman-Fried had shot a tutorial video on cryptocurrency for MasterClass, a platform that offers courses taught by celebrity experts. The video, made last summer, was not included with other le...
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The video, made last summer, was not included with other lessons presented by crypto and blockchain experts that MasterClass announced in December last year following FTX's collapse in November. ...
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