Caroline Ellison, former co-CEO of Alameda Research, faces sentencing for her role in the FTX collapse. Despite severe charges, her cooperation with authorities could result in a lighter sentence.
Cheng YuanCaroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research, will be sentenced on 24 September 2024 for her role in the FTX fraud case, with privacy concerns raised over the redaction of supporters' names in her court filings. Her cooperation with the U.S. Department of Justice may lead to a reduced sentence, despite facing charges that could result in up to 110 years in prison.
WeatherlyChangpeng Zhao is about to find out if he will become the richest prisoner ever in the U.S. His situation is different from FTX’s, as he has friends on the company’s board, his ownership of the exchange is intact, and the mother of his child is helping run the thing.
JinseFinanceIn San Francisco in 2021, every visitor to this West Coast city will find huge FTX advertisements everywhere in the core of the city, featuring Sam Bankman-Fried and his iconic hairstyle.
JinseFinanceFate intertwines again as Caroline Ellison, SBF’s lover, reveals her knowledge of FTX’s impending crisis, voices her unhappiness and discontent, and shows her jealous side.
CatherineButler previously ran the Custody Services division at the bank.
OthersFormer Alameda CEO says the trading firm made short-term and open-term loans worth billions of dollars to pay for its venture investments.
dailyhodlFormer Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison will need all the help she can get from no other than a highly decorated former regulator of the US SEC.
BitcoinistThe SBF-Ellison love affair raises psychological questions on how this might have fed into the collapse of FTX.
BeincryptoCrypto regulation is inevitable. That's not necessarily a bad thing, as regulatory clarity will free builders from worrying about government action while paving the way for more capital to enter the space.
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