Sam Bankman-Fried prosecutor says coder's cooperation sped up case

News03 Apr 2024

U.S. prosecutors were able to charge FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried shortly after the cryptocurrency exchange’s collapse in part because they secured the cooperation of its chief software engineer, one of the prosecutors said on Tuesday.

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