SBF borrowed $546M from Alameda to fund Robinhood share purchase
An affidavit by the FTX founder revealed that Alameda funded the purchase of Robinhood shares, which were later used as collateral for Alameda to secure a loan from BlockFi.
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An affidavit by the FTX founder revealed that Alameda funded the purchase of Robinhood shares, which were later used as collateral for Alameda to secure a loan from BlockFi.
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