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SBF's political dreams: The fraudster hoped his crypto swindle would make him 'hugely influential', but his DC dreams came crashing down with collapse of his FTX empire - Vimarsana News

SBF's political dreams: The fraudster hoped his crypto swindle would make him 'hugely influential', but his DC dreams came crashing down with collapse of his FTX empire

Sam Bankman-Fried was politically ambitious, using donations to 'gain influence' with both parties and plotting out a career where he believed he had a 'five percent chance of being President.'

FTX crypto mastermind Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison - Vimarsana News

FTX crypto mastermind Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison

A judge delivered his decision after a jury had found SBF guilty of fraud and money laundering. Prosecutors had sought 40 to 50 years for running the company ‘like he was playing Monopoly’

Source: elpais.com
Crypto Con Games Span From Caymans to El Salvador - Vimarsana News

Crypto Con Games Span From Caymans to El Salvador

Three books explore the failures of regulators—and sometimes journalists.

Review: In 'Read Write Own,' venture capitalist Chris Dixon makes a serious case for crypto in wake of FTX debacle - Vimarsana News

Review: In 'Read Write Own,' venture capitalist Chris Dixon makes a serious case for crypto in wake of FTX debacle

The last year has brought a torrent of new books on cryptocurrency, and few of them have been kind. Works like Number Go Up and Going Infinite used the arc of…

Source: biztoc.com
Michael Lewis's Blind Side—Asterisk - Vimarsana News

Michael Lewis's Blind Side—Asterisk

In *Going Infinite*, the famed chronicler of American finance proves he’s more interested in myths than morals — or even math.