What’s Next for FTX’s Ellison, Wang, Salame, and Singh Following SBF’s 25-Year Prison Sentence?
Following Sam Bankman-Fried’s nearly 25-year jail sentence for financial fraud, attention shifts to his former colleagues at FTX.
Founder & CEO of FTX.
Before founding Alameda and then FTX, Sam was a trader on Jane Street Capital’s international ETF desk. He traded a variety of ETFs, futures, currencies, and equities, and designed their automated OTC trading system. He graduated from MIT with a degree in physics.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Physics - 2010-2014
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FTX - CEO
Alameda Research - CEO
The Centre for Effective Altruism - Director of Development - 2017
Jane Street - Trader - 2014-2017
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