Unbelievable!
The girlfriends bail was 250k
See how long he lives...
That was unexpected...
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Do they take Bitcoin?
Rob a bank, then use the proceeds to bail yourself out of jail. Brilliant!
Will he be posting it in crypto currency?
This guy should remain in jail. Gives him time to become acclimated to the surroundings he’ll have for the rest of his life IF, and that’s a BIG if, he spends it in jail.
They had their little zelensky party and are trying to cover this up so the money laundering doesn’t get talked about
I guess he’s not really as bankrupt as he wants you to think
Hope he takes off, we need the $$
WHITE PRIVLEGE?? JEWISH PRIVLEGE or DEMOCRAT PRIVLEGE???? OR ALL OF THE ABOVE!!
Is he allowed to visit the FTX-stolen Bahamas houses he gave to his parents?
Since his Stanford-law professor Democrat-donor parents are partners in crime and designed the thieving company, do they get immunity?
It is no fun when the kids get out of college and rebound after a failed job gig, is it?
I will bet money that not very many bondsmen will put up this bail.
Should be $250 TRILLION.
Bankman-Fried did not commit suicide.
$25 MILLION equity in their home????
BALONEY
If he can come up with that kind of bail then he probably doesn’t deserve bail. To great a flight risk. He clearly has millions stashed away.
Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary defended his position as a spokesperson for the collapsed crypto exchange FTX in an interview with CNBC Friday. He also commented on Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) calling him a liar.
When asked why he did not stridently condemn former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), O’Leary replied:
This is America. The justice system provides the presumption of innocence unless proven otherwise.
The former FTX executive was arrested in the Bahamas last week. The U.S. government and several regulators have filed a number of fraud charges against him and his crypto exchange. O’Leary was FTX’s spokesperson and an investor in the exchange when it collapsed. The company paid him about $15 million to become its spokesperson, which the Shark Tank star said was lost when the exchange filed for bankruptcy.
When asked, “Are you still conflating money you got paid by FTX that you lost, or did you actually invest some of your own funds?” the Shark Tank star replied: “Money is fungible.” CNBC’s Joe Kernen then noted: “So you didn’t. Once again, you’re a venture investor who ventured your name … You didn’t even pay your own money on the taxes.”
O’Leary was then asked by Andrew Ross Sorkin: “What do you think happened? Do you believe this was a fraud?” Emphasizing that he doesn’t “have the facts” and the new FTX CEO also “doesn’t have them yet,” Mr. Wonderful replied:
I’m looking for my records. I’m willing to fund a forensic audit of our accounts. I’d like to know what happened, obviously. There’s a lot of bad things that have been alleged here. No question about it. Some of them are going to be true, likely, because there is no money there. Somewhere the cash is gone.
https://news.bitcoin.com/shark-tank-star-kevin-oleary-defends-support-of-crypto-exchange-ftx-and-sam-bankman-fried/