Authorities in Turkey are looking to seize 'suspicious assets' associated with collapsed crypto exchange FTX, and are investigating the platform's founder Sam Bankman-Fried. By iamsandali
in the U.S., regulators in the numerous jurisdictions where the platform had a local presence have sprung to action, most notably in The Bahamas, where FTX was headquartered., FTX Turkey.
"As a result of our aforementioned application, a judicial investigation was opened against the suspects and a confiscation measure was applied to the assets of the suspects," the notice said in Turkish.
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