Quote from: bbigtart on Today at 02:57:53 PM

Quote from: Merit.s on March 15, 2023, 07:55:13 PM

What SBF has led so many investors to frustration and regrets that some might never forget for the rest of their lives. Imagine that SBF can manipulated his way into the crypto market with shaddy politicians in order to scam a large number of people in disguise of an exchange. This is the biggest scam so far,that I have heard of and therefore he shouldn't go unpunished, justice must be done. If not he might go back again and use another name to start up another scam project, maybe still an exchange or something. If he is sent to jail,the he will learn in the hard way,just the way he scammed people of their hard earned funds.

Sam Bankman said during an interview long before FTX collapsed, his best advice when buying into the krypton market was not to put in more money than you were willing to lose.

As it turned out, it was the best financial advice that ever came out of his mouth. I wonder if it was his conscience speaking? Now he's become one of the biggest frauds so far, with this case hopefully he gets a heavy sentence, much tougher than Ross Ulbricht's sentence.

When someone comes for interview he tries to give good advice. Whether or not Bankman-Fried planned his theft at that time I cannot say but normally people who work in public functions and speak well in front of the public have different views. As we have seen in Bankman-Fried.

Users money without their permission should be a serious offense for the crime he commits, but when the money is used for a risky activity, it is considered a more serious crime. FTX chief Bankman-Fried is in danger after his blue-chip scheme to increase his wealth is revealed. Under US securities laws, it is illegal to commingle customer funds with counterparties and trade without their express consent. Ross Ulbricht and Bankman-Fried both should be punished maximum ‍according to the law.