FTX's Financial Mismanagement and Cybersecurity Failures Exposed
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FTX affiliate Alameda Research is "unauditable," according to FTX's founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who also joked about losing track of $50 million worth of assets. The report filed in US Bankruptcy Court in Delaware details security failures and sloppy accounting practices. FTX's new leadership is trying to determine how much money they can return to harmed investors, while Bankman-Fried is facing 13 criminal charges for several types of fraud and conspiracy. Three former executives who worked with Bankman-Fried pleaded guilty to criminal fraud charges and are cooperating with government prosecutors.
- SBF called Alameda “unauditable,” joked about losing track of $50 million Ars Technica
- New Bankruptcy Report Shows FTX Sucked at Cybersecurity Gizmodo
- Just Be Glad You Didn’t Have FTX As a Client Going Concern
- FTX Lost Track of Its Money Bloomberg
- At FTX, Multimillion-Dollar Expenses Were Approved by Emoji The Wall Street Journal
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