Sam Bankman-Fried Is Using Alameda Funds to Pay for His Legal Bills: Report
Sam Bankman-Fried claimed to have only $100,000 to his name in the immediate aftermath of the FTX collapse. So how is he bankrolling his legal defense? A $11.7 Million Gift...
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