In contrast to Bernie Madoff, who purposefully started with a Ponzi scheme in the hopes of later replacing it with a legitimate business but instead created the largest Ponzi in history worth close to $65 billion, Sam Bankman-Fried appears to have started FTX as a legitimate cryptocurrency business before it gradually turned into a pyramid scheme.
He thinks that the exchange turned into a Ponzi scheme after Alameda Research began to incur losses. Another possibility is that Sam wished for the business to become more profitable. Another significant distinction between the two Ponzies is that while Sam Bankman-Fried lent customers money against their will, Madoff intentionally caused consumers to lose money.
Following the news of FTX’s bankruptcy, Sam Bankman-Fried’s fortune has now become zero.
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