The Latest Breaking News on He lost $200,000 when FTX imploded last year. He's still waiting to get it back

Federal prosecutors are trying to prohibit FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried from privately contacting current and former employees of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange to prevent potential witness tampering in a criminal case accusing him of bilking investors and customers

New bail conditions would restrict the FTX founder’s use of messaging platforms.

The total loss reported was £1.16 million, with the biggest individual loss at £1 million.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is facing legal battles as he attempted to keep control of his 56 million shares in the consumer trading app Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ: HOOD), currently worth around $450 million

The director tells Clémence Michallon about his new Netflix documentary ‘Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street’, the collapse of FTX, Ponzi schemes and how history seemingly repeats itself

NEW YORK — FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty Tuesday in the multibillion-dollar fraud case against him in Manhattan Federal Court.

Mr Bankman-Fried wants the judge to keep the names of two people who are guaranteeing his bail secret

Bankman-Fried tweeted on Dec. 30 that he was not behind the transfers, but federal prosecutors are reportedly looking into the transactions.

The 30-year-old FTX founder, formerly worth an estimated $26bn, could face a sentence of up to 115 years in US prison.