Nishad Singh asks for time served, claiming ‘limited’ role in FTX crimes
The former FTX engineering director pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges in February 2023 and will return to court on Oct. 30 for a sentencing hearing. Go to Source
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The former FTX engineering director pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges in February 2023 and will return to court on Oct. 30 for a sentencing hearing. Go to Source
During a recent appearance on Tucker Carlson’s podcast, Salame claimed federal prosecutors unfairly targeted him for political reasons. Go to Source
Judge Lewis Kaplan cited prosecutors’ opposition, which noted that Ryan Salame appeared “physically recovered and entirely unimpaired” during a recent Tucker Carlson interview. Go to Source
Former FTX co-CEO Ryan Salame claims his Republican campaign contributions led to unjust charges and contrasted his case with SBF’s. Go to Source
Nikolas Gierczyk alleged that the hedge fund that bought his FTX claims refused to honor their agreement, which allows additional recovery for his funds. Go to Source
The former FTX executive claimed the need for “continuing medical treatment” after being bitten by a dog in June. Go to Source
Ryan Salame pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make unlawful political contributions and defraud the Federal Election Commission after FTX’s collapse. Go to Source
Roughly two years after the crypto exchange collapsed and many of its executives faced criminal charges, the Oct. 7 court decision was a step forward for reimbursing FTX users. Go to Source
According to CoinGecko, Worldcoin currently has a market capitalization of approximately $792 million and a 494 million circulating supply. Go to Source
According to the FTX bankruptcy estate, total claims from injured parties top $11 billion, as a court hearing to confirm the plan looms. Go to Source