FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried is currently on probation in the Bahamas. Crypto billionaire caught trying to ‘escape’ to Dubai.
FTX executives “under supervision” by Bahamian authorities
The resigning CEO, co-founder Gary Wang and engineering director Nishad Singh were caught in the Bahamas. Local authorities report that they are now “under surveillance”. According to sources, three former FTX executives and Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison were looking for ways to escape to Dubai “without any extradition agreements”. According to information from an anonymous source:
Three of them are currently on probation in the Bahamas, Sam, Gary and Nishad. So it will be difficult for them to leave. I just heard they’re trying to find a way to get to Dubai without an extradition treaty.
The source also added that Ellison is currently in Hong Kong, which means he can “go to Dubai”. A similar theory was discussed at a 16-hour Twitter meeting with Crypto Roundtable Show host Mario Nawfal. The guest speaker reported that “reliable sources” learned that Bankman-Fried was in a “locked area” with authorities at Albany Tower. An unconfirmed rumor also suggests that Bankman-Fried is currently joining her father, Joseph Bankman.
Sam Bankman-Fried denies rumors he’s fled to Argentina
Rumors arose earlier that Bankman-Fried was arrested on the asphalt at Bahamas Airport. Evidence was circulating on November 10 that Bankman-Fried’s private jet remained on the ground for 40 minutes en route to Miami.
On November 12, rumors surfaced that Bankman-Fried had landed in Buenos Aires earlier in the day after Twitter users tracked the coordinates of his private jet using flight tracking website ADS-B Exchange. Later in the day, Bankman-Fried denied speculation that she had fled to Argentina in a text message to Reuters. He claimed he was still in the Bahamas.
Former FTX CEO is at the center of one of the biggest scandals in the market. Reports from The Wall Street Journal published on November 9 suggested that the SEC was investigating the collapse of the crypto exchange. California’s Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) announced on November 10 that it will open an investigation into the “apparent failure” of the stock market. About 130 companies in the FTX Group, including FTX Trading, FTX US, and Alameda Research, filed for bankruptcy on November 11.
The stock market went from a valuation of nearly $32 billion in days to an $8 billion bankrupt firm. Resigning SBF’s net worth fell from $16 billion to zero after the collapse of FTX. FTX has raised billions in venture capital over the past few years from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Coinbase, and many of its backers. cryptocoin.comAs you follow, after its bankruptcy, it hit the market with a hack attack.
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