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"Can't check email but can tweet. Sounds about right," said one user, referring to SBF's first post wherein he related losing a government job to not being able to open his email for hundreds of ...

Sam “SBF” Bankman-Fried, the convicted founder of FTX, posted on Twitter (now X) today from inside the Manhattan Detention Center, breaking months of silence with a long-winded take on layoffs ...

Convicted crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried has long had a game plan to restore his public image. And despite it being made ...

The collection of 19 bullet points ranged from portraying himself as “extremely pro crypto, pro freedom” to sending out a ...

SBF (@SBF_FTX) February 25 ... After Bankman-Fried's tweets, another X account claiming without evidence to be him linked a contract address, claiming he received a pardon from Trump and now ...

“SBF using his 10 minutes of phone access in the last 6 months to tweet the most basic LinkedIn thread about management,” one user wrote, complete with a few fire emojis. “wow and I was ...

Sam Bankman-Fried is reportedly in solitary confinement following his interview with Tucker Carlson. Prison officials tell ...

SBF argued that mass firings often stem from management failures, citing both government layoffs and inefficiencies he witnessed at FTX. His tweets on hiring practices and layoffs went viral ...

Our training must take into consideration that the enemy will fight back, that he is attempting to kill us while we are going through our own ...

Some are curious, others are just rolling their eyes. Either way, SBF is talking again, and it’s as surreal as ever—his post has already racked up over 6.6 million views.