As disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried serves the early days of his 25-year prison sentence, the crypto wunderkind-turned-criminal made his first public put up on X in over two years.
Bankman-Fried’s thread on X responds to Elon Musk’s current ultimatum to federal workers: reply to his electronic mail with 5 bullet factors of current accomplishments, or resign. Musk appears to have been merely trolling hundreds of thousands of presidency workers, however SBF broke his public silence to touch upon the messy scenario.
“I’ve lots of sympathy for gov’t workers: I, too, haven’t checked my electronic mail for the previous few (hundred) days,” he wrote on X. “And I can affirm that being unemployed is so much much less stress-free than it seems to be.”
Within the 10-post thread, the previous FTX CEO mentioned that firing individuals is difficult, and typically individuals get fired for causes past their very own management.
Why did SBF break his silence now? Why was he so determined to share a lukewarm tackle how HR is sophisticated?
Although SBF’s motives are unclear, FTX’s token, FTT, spiked 30% after his put up.
It isn’t clear how SBF posted on X from jail, as inmates typically can’t entry social media. Nonetheless, some prisoners will write articles, posts, or different content material from contained in the jail system, which they’ll share with family and friends on the skin, who then put up the content material by way of the inmate’s private accounts.
