Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) was a former American investor, businessman, and crypto influencer. He launched Future Exchanges (FTX), a billion-dollar investment firm. Investors once hailed SBF as a modern-day J.P. Morgan because he revived many crypto projects from bankruptcy.
Full Name |
Samuel Benjamin Bankman-Fried |
Birth |
05-03-1992, Stanford, California, U.S. |
Nationality |
American |
Education |
B.S. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Marital Status |
Unmarried |
Net Worth |
$0 ( Refer for realtime) |
His works frequently addressed blockchain technology. In November 2022, SBF's projected net worth reached a peak of $26.5 billion, half of which came from FTX and FTT tokens. However, it later fell to zero as he was accused of fraud, which put his company, FTX, under investigation.
Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) was sent to a 25-year prison sentence after being found guilty. Sources claim that SBF's team is looking for legal measures to shorten SBF's jail sentence. Additionally, SBF can request a pardon from US President Donald Trump.
Year |
Title of work |
Description |
2017 |
Founded Alameda Research |
Built a high-frequency crypto trading firm specializing in arbitrage. |
2019 |
Launched FTX Exchange |
Made it one of the fastest-growing crypto exchanges by focusing on derivatives. |
2021 |
FTX Reached $32B Valuation |
Positioned FTX among the top global crypto exchanges before its collapse. |
2022 |
Became One of the Richest in Crypto |
Amassed an estimated $26 billion net worth before FTX's downfall. |
2022 |
Major Crypto Political Donor |
Donated over $40 million to U.S. political campaigns, influencing crypto policy. |
Platform |
Link |
X (formerly Twitter) |
SBF (@SBF_FTX) / X (Last active before FTX collapse) |
FTX Official Website (Defunct) |
https://www.ftx.com (Now redirects to legal updates) |
Alameda Research (Defunct) |
https://www.alameda-research.com (No longer operational) |
Court Case Details (U.S. DOJ) |
https://www.justice.gov (legal updates on the case) |
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