The judge cited Ellison's extensive cooperation with prosecutors, who described her testimony as critical to convicting Sam Bankman-Fried.
The founder of FTX and Alameda Research is going to jail for his crypto crimes.
A verdict from twelve jurors found SBF guilty of defrauding FTX customers out of $10 billion with his crypto empire.
Many of his claims contradict testimonies from other former FTX and Alameda executives.
The world heard SBF testify today, but the jury will hear it tomorrow.
There are three weeks to go in crypto's most defining court case yet involving FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Let's recap.
This guy is so good, FTX should’ve hired him years ago.
The disgraced FTX founder denies allegations of drug use at his companies but issues around his own usage followed him throughout his detention and trial.
Former Alameda Research CEO drops numerous bombshells in damning testimony on FTX fraud.
The former crypto king could have potentially saved himself a lot of trouble if he'd published his drafts.
New details about the process in which Sam Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund allegedly stole customer money might impact his ongoing federal fraud trial.
Sam Bankman-Fried's parents allegedly plundered millions of dollars in fraudulently transferred funds and expensive island real estate.
A new indictment says Sam Bankman-Fried took $100 million from users’ accounts in part to pay off Washington for his crypto crusade.
Prosecutors have complained for months about the ex-FTX CEO’s antics, most recently leaking his ex's diary.
Attorneys representing the ex-FTX CEO said he was just trying to "give his side of the story," when he gave Caroline Ellison's personal journal to the NYT.
Government prosecutors believe Bankman-Fried met with New York Times reporters and shared Ellison's diary in order to discredit her ahead of FTX trial.
The story of the failed crypto exchange just keeps getting worse. A new report provides further allegations against the firm's leaders.
Twitter's CEO shared a screenshot of his private navigation menu, showing a second profile and subscribers paying nearly $100k a month for "exclusive content."
While SBF and other former FTX execs face criminal fraud charges, the company's attorney says they've recovered $7.3 billion in assets.
The people handling FTX’s bankruptcy say the exchange was so mismanaged they needed to recreate its books from Slack and Google docs records.
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