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This recommendation came to light following the revelation of a secret memo written by SBF himself after the collapse of FTX, detailing plans to deceive the public once more.
In the Bankman-Fried memo, he suggests appearing on Tucker Carlson’s show, misspelling the host’s name as “Tucker Carlsen,” and advocating for a Republican stance against the “woke agenda.” Prior to this, SBF had affiliations with the Democratic Party, with his mother being a major fundraiser for the party.
The Bankman-Fried memo not only outlines strategies to deflect blame for FTX‘s collapse onto others, including his lawyers and ex-girlfriend, but also plans to craft a redemption narrative through media appearances with figures like author Michael Lewis and Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine.
The Justice Department highlights SBF’s pattern of manipulation, noting his motivation to spin a redemption narrative and deceive others into investing based on false hope. While the federal probation department suggested a 100-year sentence, prosecutors argued against a life sentence due to SBF’s relative youth.
However, SBF’s defense team advocated for a much lighter sentence of no more than six and a half years. Just 18 months ago, Bankman-Fried was at the helm of FTX, a $40 billion cryptocurrency empire, before its sudden collapse brought him under legal scrutiny.
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