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gladmonkey t1_j1iri09 wrote

Er. It’s not hazy at all.

It’s clear.

He violated his own terms of agreement and stole money from his clients to bankroll his other company - and himself.

Dude is going to jail. He’s up on 6 life counts. Sure, he wont get the most harsh sentence.

But he isn’t walking from this.

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magicbeansascoins t1_j1lzql2 wrote

His parents appear relatively relaxed and blasé. Suspect they can pull of deals and by 35, all will be forgotten.

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manfromfuture t1_j1iuugw wrote

Again my question is about what kind of company FTX was and did they have the same fiduciary responsibility as a bank or brokerage. They were incorporated in the Bahamas and not federally insured as they claimed.

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Enlogen t1_j1iwgt7 wrote

> did they have the same fiduciary responsibility as a bank or brokerage

Not relevant. They had the duty to follow through on contractual agreements with users, but they never had any intention of holding up their end of the agreement. Any profit based on lies is criminal fraud.

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mrrosenthal t1_j1l7rxg wrote

What's the agreement? My understanding is not your crypto it's not your money and

Your money is earning interest we will try to pay you back

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bannannamo t1_j1j078h wrote

They had a literal bank in Washington that washed millions in usd

Ftx was many companies.

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gladmonkey t1_j1j3faz wrote

They filed for bankruptcy in the United States.

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