Key Points:
During the brief appearance on the stand, Ellison elegantly dressed in a gray coat and a dark pink dress. When asked to identify him in the courtroom, Ellison took a moment to scan the room before confidently pointing him out.
In the courtroom testimony, former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison made startling allegations against Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX exchange. Ellison claimed that together, they defrauded customers, investors, and lenders associated with the exchange.
He directed me to commit these crimes.
Ellison said
Alameda, the hedge fund affiliated with FTX, played a central role in Ellison’s testimony. She revealed that Alameda had access to an unlimited line of credit on the exchange, from which they withdrew approximately $14 billion.
He is the one who set up the system to allow Alameda to take money.
Ellison said
However, she noted that a portion of the funds had been repaid. Ellison disclosed that Alameda utilized these funds to repay lenders and make investments.
Bankman-Fried, according to Ellison, was responsible for setting up the system that enabled Alameda to access these funds. She placed the blame squarely on him for the alleged fraudulent activities.
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Abu Dhabi, UAE, 21st November 2024, Chainwire
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