Fried, once a dominant figure in the cryptocurrency industry, remains a topic of global discussion. As the founder of FTX and ...

Samuel Bankman-Fried appeared on former Fox News host Tucker Carlson’s podcast, bashing former President Joe Biden and ...

The former CEO of FTX claimed that he had a better relationship with the Republican Party in the lead-up to his exchange's ...

The crisis PR manager told Business Insider he wasn't aware Bankman-Fried arranged a jailhouse interview with Tucker Carlson.

Bankman-Fried called prison “dystopian,” saying he’s broke and spends his days reading, playing chess and working on his ...

Fried, the cofounder of FTX, is serving a 25-year prison sentence for fraud. Recently, he has shifted his political stance, criticizing the Biden administration and expressing support for President ...

Bankman-Fried's prison interview with Carlson touched on many crypto topics, revealing his unchanged beliefs and avoiding talk of a pardon.

The erstwhile crypto-king insists that his ideological commitments were never those of a dyed-in-the-wool leftist.

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), former CEO of the defunct FTX crypto exchange, claimed that the bankruptcy was mishandled and is hopeful of a possible pardon. “There were enough assets to pay everyone back ...

His Monday evening posts have sparked curiosity among crypto industry insiders who have closely followed him since FTX’s notorious collapse.

But there's no point in keeping them around, doing nothing.' Bankman-Fried's apparent efforts to secure a pardon for himself come after Trump granted an unconditional pardon to the creator of the ...

The token associated with defunct crypto exchange FTX surged briefly Monday night after Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder and ...