Donald Trump has ruled out any possibility of granting a presidential pardon to Sam Bankman-Fried, the imprisoned FTX co-founder, according to recent reporting. The statement underscores the political stance toward the collapsed crypto exchange and its key figures, signaling that despite ongoing debates within the crypto community about his legal case, executive clemency remains off the table. This development carries significant implications for FTX insiders and the broader narrative surrounding one of crypto's most prominent collapse cases.
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NullWhisperer
· 01-09 01:52
nah, sbf's getting exactly zero mercy from that angle—technically speaking, the political calculus here just doesn't compute in his favor anymore. interesting edge case of when celebrity doesn't actually shield you.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-09 01:50
SBF is really hopeless now, even Trump has spoken out... But to be fair, this guy was so ruthless in his scams back then, he deserves it.
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DataChief
· 01-09 01:47
SBF is really hopeless now, even Trump won't give him face.
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SelfRugger
· 01-09 01:38
SBF is completely out of the game, even Trump has spoken out. It's time for the FTX saga to come to an end.
Donald Trump has ruled out any possibility of granting a presidential pardon to Sam Bankman-Fried, the imprisoned FTX co-founder, according to recent reporting. The statement underscores the political stance toward the collapsed crypto exchange and its key figures, signaling that despite ongoing debates within the crypto community about his legal case, executive clemency remains off the table. This development carries significant implications for FTX insiders and the broader narrative surrounding one of crypto's most prominent collapse cases.