A New England Patriots fan who invested $30,000 in bankrupt crypto exchange FTX has joined a lawsuit against former quarterback Tom Brady, who endorsed the platform.
Dorsey & Whitney partner Thomas Gorman joins 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss the bipartisan bill on crypto money laundering and crypto industry regulations following the FTX collapse.
Michael Livieratos says he transferred $30,000 from a rival crypto exchange to FTX, and has now joined aseeking damages against a slew of celebrities – including Brady – who were paid spokespeople for FTX before it collapsed, losing billions of dollars in investors' funds. "As a New England Patriots fan my entire life, you can imagine the influence that Tom Brady would have," Livieratos told The Washington Post.
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