FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried agrees to extradition to the US
of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, commodities fraud, securities fraud, and more. Specifically, the SEC accuses the cryptocurrency founder of"orchestrating a massive, years-long fraud" for"his own personal benefit and to help grow his crypto empire.
" The Department of Justice has accused him of attempting commodities and securities fraud, conspiring to defraud investors and breaking federal election laws for donating more to political groups than is legally allowed., but indicated on Monday that he would reverse course. Now, he will be returning to the US to face those charges, a decision that might be easier on him in the short term.
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