
Hayden Adams Claims SBF Bought Uniswap.com to ‘Flex’ on the Company
WIPO had previously found that Uniswap.com was used in bad faith.
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WIPO had previously found that Uniswap.com was used in bad faith.
Hayden Adams says SBF once paid seven figures for the Uniswap.com domain and aimed it at a fork. Uniswap got it back free.

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams says SBF paid seven figures for Uniswap.com before a 2021 WIPO ruling transferred the domain to Uniswap Labs.

Amazon has $190B on its balance sheet with historical ties to effective altruism and one of its influencers, Sam Bankman-Fried.
Sam Bankman-Fried funded Anthropic before FTX collapsed. Critics say his network still drives the AI safety debate.
SBF's lawyer says the $11 billion FTX fine would leave him broke for life as the Supreme Court weighs his appeal.

Before the crypto exchange FTX collapsed, the company and several senior executives, including Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), poured tens of millions of dollars into Washington, recruited former government officials, and championed legislation billed as consumer protection. To this very day, some critics believe FTX’s broader ambition was regulatory capture, a strategy in which one of an […]

According to a Substack post written by Manifund co-founder and CEO Austin Chen, former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison has been hired by the 501(c)(3) charity. Chen explained that Ellison spent two months quietly working under the name “Carol” when she started. Caroline Ellison Became ‘Carol’ The girl who had a relationship with Sam Bankman-Fried […]

Will the Supreme Court be able to give Sam Bankman-Fried a second chance or move ahead with their judgement?

Sam Bankman-Fried asks the Supreme Court to review his FTX fraud conviction, 25-year sentence and roughly $11 billion forfeiture in a petition.

The Supreme Court's decision will shape future legal standards for financial fraud cases and influence perceptions of justice in high-profile convictions.


Sam Bankman-Fried has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to throw out his fraud conviction and the $11 billion forfeiture order attached to it. Two Asks, Not One The latest filing does two separate things, namely: First, the conviction: Bankman-Fried’s lawyers argue the trial court improperly barred him from presenting evidence that FTX and Alameda Research, […]

SBF’s lawyers say he was barred from arguing customers lost nothing, and call the $11 billion forfeiture an "crushing fine."

Bankman-Fried’s lawyers challenged the exclusion of evidence about customer losses and argued that his $11 billion forfeiture was excessive.

Sam Bankman-Fried has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review his fraud conviction, 25-year sentence and $11 billion forfeiture.

Bankman-Fried says he was unfairly barred from providing evidence that FTX had more than enough assets to cover losses from the collapse.
Sam Bankman-Fried asked the Supreme Court to review his FTX fraud conviction, the last legal door open to him.
The CFTC ends its FTX fraud cases against Ellison and Wang, giving the FTX insiders trading bans but no new fines.

The probe into SBF-linked donations highlights potential gaps in political funding transparency, raising questions about accountability in UK politics.