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🚨 REMINDER: FTX TO REPAY $1.6B TO CREDITORS🚨
On Sept 30, FTX will return $1.6 BILLION to creditors. 💵
👉 One of the biggest steps yet in the long road after the collapse. 👀
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On Sept 30, FTX will return $1.6 BILLION to creditors. 💵
👉 One of the biggest steps yet in the long road after the collapse. 👀
#CryptoNews #FTX #Crypto #Investing #SBF
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A simple “gm” tweet from Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) X account — posted by a friend, not SBF himself — triggered a brief 60% surge in the $FTT token, despite SBF being in prison and the token having no utility.
The spike was purely speculative, driven by emotion, nostalgia, and leftover intrigue around FTX. Trading volume and activity exploded, but the price quickly retreated.
$FTT surged to $1.23, then dropped back to $0.98.
Spot volume rose +281%, derivatives volume +1,353%.
No fundamentals justify the move — just market sentiment.
SBF's legal team is preparing an appeal, while his family seeks a presidential pardon.
Conclusion:
FTT remains a "zombie token" — mostly dead, occasionally jolted back to life by nostalgia or controversy. The market’s reaction shows the lingering emotional scars of the FTX collapse.
#crypto #FTX #SBF #Binance #ftt $FTT
The spike was purely speculative, driven by emotion, nostalgia, and leftover intrigue around FTX. Trading volume and activity exploded, but the price quickly retreated.
$FTT surged to $1.23, then dropped back to $0.98.
Spot volume rose +281%, derivatives volume +1,353%.
No fundamentals justify the move — just market sentiment.
SBF's legal team is preparing an appeal, while his family seeks a presidential pardon.
Conclusion:
FTT remains a "zombie token" — mostly dead, occasionally jolted back to life by nostalgia or controversy. The market’s reaction shows the lingering emotional scars of the FTX collapse.
#crypto #FTX #SBF #Binance #ftt $FTT
📈 SBF “gm” Sparks 32% FTT Surge🔊
✖️A short “gm” post on Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) X account triggered a more than 30% surge in FTX’s FTT token, with trading volume spiking nearly sixfold within 24 hours. Later clarification revealed the post wasn’t from SBF directly, but managed by a friend on his behalf.
📌This move came as FTX prepares its third round of creditor repayments starting September 30, 2025, totaling $1.6 billion, fueling confusion and speculation in the crypto community.
$FTT $LUNC #SBF #FTX #GM #CryptoNews
✖️A short “gm” post on Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) X account triggered a more than 30% surge in FTX’s FTT token, with trading volume spiking nearly sixfold within 24 hours. Later clarification revealed the post wasn’t from SBF directly, but managed by a friend on his behalf.
📌This move came as FTX prepares its third round of creditor repayments starting September 30, 2025, totaling $1.6 billion, fueling confusion and speculation in the crypto community.
$FTT $LUNC #SBF #FTX #GM #CryptoNews
SBF Stirs the Crypto World Again: Mysterious X Post Sends FTT Price Soaring 45%
Former CEO of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), is once again in the spotlight. This time, it’s due to a surprising post on his X account that triggered an immediate reaction in the markets.
“Good Morning” From Prison?
A simple message appeared on SBF’s profile: “Good morning.” While seemingly trivial, the post shocked the community — sparking speculation about whether SBF could somehow be released early.
In 2023, SBF was found guilty of fraud and the misappropriation of billions in customer funds and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
It was soon revealed, however, that the post wasn’t written by him personally. A follow-up clarified:
“SBF did not post this. I shared it on his behalf, as a friend.”
It remains unclear whether SBF asked for the message to be posted, or if his friend acted independently.
FTT Skyrockets
Immediately after the post, the exchange token FTT surged dramatically. Within a single hourly candle, it spiked 45%, briefly climbing above $1.
Once it became clear the post didn’t come directly from SBF, some of the gains faded. Still, FTT trades at $0.98, marking a 19% gain over the last 24 hours.
Ongoing Market Uncertainty
This incident highlights how even seemingly harmless messages linked to SBF and FTX can jolt the crypto world. Despite the exchange’s collapse in late 2022 — which pushed Bitcoin down to $15,000 — the saga continues to resonate, with the power to move markets within minutes.
#FTX , #ftt , #SBF , #CryptoCommunity , #cryptotrading
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“Good Morning” From Prison?
A simple message appeared on SBF’s profile: “Good morning.” While seemingly trivial, the post shocked the community — sparking speculation about whether SBF could somehow be released early.
In 2023, SBF was found guilty of fraud and the misappropriation of billions in customer funds and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
It was soon revealed, however, that the post wasn’t written by him personally. A follow-up clarified:
“SBF did not post this. I shared it on his behalf, as a friend.”
It remains unclear whether SBF asked for the message to be posted, or if his friend acted independently.
FTT Skyrockets
Immediately after the post, the exchange token FTT surged dramatically. Within a single hourly candle, it spiked 45%, briefly climbing above $1.
Once it became clear the post didn’t come directly from SBF, some of the gains faded. Still, FTT trades at $0.98, marking a 19% gain over the last 24 hours.
Ongoing Market Uncertainty
This incident highlights how even seemingly harmless messages linked to SBF and FTX can jolt the crypto world. Despite the exchange’s collapse in late 2022 — which pushed Bitcoin down to $15,000 — the saga continues to resonate, with the power to move markets within minutes.
#FTX , #ftt , #SBF , #CryptoCommunity , #cryptotrading
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🚨 SBF’s X Post Sends $FTT
Soaring! 🚨
FTT, the native token of FTX, surged 45.77% after a ‘GM’ post from Sam Bankman-Fried’s X account—posted by a friend, not SBF himself from prison. 📈 The token reached $1.21 briefly, currently trading at $0.9703 with a 16.86% gain. Trading volume exploded to $71.9M (+747%), and market cap jumped 16.38% to $320.31M.
Shorts were heavily squeezed: $14.02k overall, with $16.60k liquidated on HTX and $1.98k on Hyperliquid. Despite this hype, FTT remains tied to FTX’s ongoing bankruptcy, with potential liquidation to pay creditors. ⚠️ Peak price was $85.02, highlighting how far the token has fallen, yet sudden market moves continue to create trading opportunities.
#FTT #SBF #Crypto #Trading #Blockchain
Soaring! 🚨
FTT, the native token of FTX, surged 45.77% after a ‘GM’ post from Sam Bankman-Fried’s X account—posted by a friend, not SBF himself from prison. 📈 The token reached $1.21 briefly, currently trading at $0.9703 with a 16.86% gain. Trading volume exploded to $71.9M (+747%), and market cap jumped 16.38% to $320.31M.
Shorts were heavily squeezed: $14.02k overall, with $16.60k liquidated on HTX and $1.98k on Hyperliquid. Despite this hype, FTT remains tied to FTX’s ongoing bankruptcy, with potential liquidation to pay creditors. ⚠️ Peak price was $85.02, highlighting how far the token has fallen, yet sudden market moves continue to create trading opportunities.
#FTT #SBF #Crypto #Trading #Blockchain
Sam Bankman-Fried’s X Account Awakens, Sends FTT Token Soaring
The unexpected post sparked questions about inmate communications as the FTX estate sues for $1.1 billion and prepares a $1.6 billion payout.
In brief
SBF’s verified X account posted “gm” Tuesday evening despite prison restrictions on internet use.FTT token surged 32% following the tweet, with volume climbing from $10.4M to $59M.The FTX estate has filed a $1.1 billion lawsuit against Genesis Digital and plans to distribute $1.6 billion to creditors by September 30
On Tuesday evening, Sam Bankman-Fried’s verified X account posted a two-letter greeting, “gm,” short for “good morning.”
While the greeting has become a familiar catchphrase in the crypto community, SBF’s message drew immediate attention because inmates in U.S. federal prisons are not supposed to have direct access to social media.
The account later clarified in a reply that SBF himself is not posting, and that a friend was doing so on his behalf, after this story went live.
FTT, the native token of the now-bankrupt FTX exchange, is trading at around $1.10 at the time of writing, up roughly 32% over the past 24 hours. Daily trading volume has surged almost sixfold, from approximately $10.4 million to nearly $59 million, according to data on CoinGecko
Once used to cut fees and serve as collateral on FTX, the token lost its core utility after the exchange’s November 2022 bankruptcy. It continues to draw speculative trading interest during the estate’s liquidation process.
SBF, founder and former CEO of the shuttered FTX exchange, is serving a 25-year federal sentence after being convicted on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy for siphoning off billions in customer funds from the exchange and misleading investors about its finances.
He last tweeted at length months earlier in a series of posts reflecting on layoffs, workplace challenges, and even government bureaucracy, writing about the difficulty of firing employees, expressing sympathy for those facing unemployment, and joking about not checking emails for days.
A week later, he thanked former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a prison interview.
Earlier on Tuesday, the FTX Recovery Trust filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin mining firm Genesis Digital Assets, seeking to claw back $1.1 billion. The lawsuit alleges that the company received preferential payments in the months leading up to the exchange's collapse.
The move comes just days before the estate is set to begin its third major creditor distribution on September 30, which will release about $1.6 billion to verified claimants.
Tweets from prison
SBF was transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island in Los Angeles in April, after 18 months at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Under the Bureau of Prisons’ rules, federal inmates may use TRULINCS, a secure messaging system that allows text‐only communication (no attachments) with approved contacts. The system is monitored and screened, and does not grant access to the wider internet.
Possession or use of a contraband cellphone is strictly prohibited, and if discovered, it can lead to disciplinary action, including solitary confinement or docking of “good conduct time.”
Some inmates' attorneys attempt to post statements: the inmate sends a text or letter to someone outside, who then posts it to their social media handles.
$FTT
#SBF
In brief
SBF’s verified X account posted “gm” Tuesday evening despite prison restrictions on internet use.FTT token surged 32% following the tweet, with volume climbing from $10.4M to $59M.The FTX estate has filed a $1.1 billion lawsuit against Genesis Digital and plans to distribute $1.6 billion to creditors by September 30
On Tuesday evening, Sam Bankman-Fried’s verified X account posted a two-letter greeting, “gm,” short for “good morning.”
While the greeting has become a familiar catchphrase in the crypto community, SBF’s message drew immediate attention because inmates in U.S. federal prisons are not supposed to have direct access to social media.
The account later clarified in a reply that SBF himself is not posting, and that a friend was doing so on his behalf, after this story went live.
FTT, the native token of the now-bankrupt FTX exchange, is trading at around $1.10 at the time of writing, up roughly 32% over the past 24 hours. Daily trading volume has surged almost sixfold, from approximately $10.4 million to nearly $59 million, according to data on CoinGecko
Once used to cut fees and serve as collateral on FTX, the token lost its core utility after the exchange’s November 2022 bankruptcy. It continues to draw speculative trading interest during the estate’s liquidation process.
SBF, founder and former CEO of the shuttered FTX exchange, is serving a 25-year federal sentence after being convicted on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy for siphoning off billions in customer funds from the exchange and misleading investors about its finances.
He last tweeted at length months earlier in a series of posts reflecting on layoffs, workplace challenges, and even government bureaucracy, writing about the difficulty of firing employees, expressing sympathy for those facing unemployment, and joking about not checking emails for days.
A week later, he thanked former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for a prison interview.
Earlier on Tuesday, the FTX Recovery Trust filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin mining firm Genesis Digital Assets, seeking to claw back $1.1 billion. The lawsuit alleges that the company received preferential payments in the months leading up to the exchange's collapse.
The move comes just days before the estate is set to begin its third major creditor distribution on September 30, which will release about $1.6 billion to verified claimants.
Tweets from prison
SBF was transferred to the Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island in Los Angeles in April, after 18 months at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Under the Bureau of Prisons’ rules, federal inmates may use TRULINCS, a secure messaging system that allows text‐only communication (no attachments) with approved contacts. The system is monitored and screened, and does not grant access to the wider internet.
Possession or use of a contraband cellphone is strictly prohibited, and if discovered, it can lead to disciplinary action, including solitary confinement or docking of “good conduct time.”
Some inmates' attorneys attempt to post statements: the inmate sends a text or letter to someone outside, who then posts it to their social media handles.
$FTT
#SBF
FTX Recovery Trust Sues Genesis Digital Assets for $1.15 Billion
FTX Recovery Trust, the entity managing the bankruptcy estate of collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has filed a lawsuit against Genesis Digital Assets (GDA) and its co-founders. The goal is to reclaim $1.15 billion that Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly funneled through Alameda Research to purchase GDA shares at inflated prices — using customer funds.
A $1.15 Billion Lawsuit
According to a court filing dated September 22 at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, FTX Recovery Trust accuses GDA and its associates of participating in transactions financed with FTX client money. These funds were allegedly misused by Bankman-Fried between 2021 and 2022.
The complaint highlights that Alameda Research, under CEO Caroline Ellison, bought 154 preferred GDA shares for more than $500 million. An additional $550 million was allegedly sent directly to GDA co-founders Rashit Makhat and Marco Krohn. In total, Alameda spent more than $1.15 billion on GDA stock while FTX’s debts continued to mount.
A Scandal Meant to Enrich Bankman-Fried
The lawsuit claims the scheme was designed to allow Bankman-Fried — who owned 90% of Alameda Research — to personally profit from the inflated GDA valuation and the potential rise of bitcoin. Profits would go to him, while losses would be passed onto FTX customers and creditors.
FTX Recovery Trust argues that these transfers were deliberately structured to benefit Bankman-Fried while putting company assets at risk.
Bankruptcy, Prison, and Ongoing Disputes
FTX collapsed in November 2022, and several of its former executives are now behind bars — including Bankman-Fried himself. Investigators allege that he ignored clear warning signs when investing in Genesis Digital Assets, even though the company was facing an energy crisis in Kazakhstan and provided him with falsified financial documents.
The GDA lawsuit follows a $175 million settlement approved in 2023 with Genesis Global Trading, a company that has no direct ties to GDA.
Distributions to Creditors Continue
FTX Recovery Trust began paying creditors in February 2024. The first round distributed $1.2 billion, followed by another $5 billion in May. A further $1.6 billion is scheduled to be released by September 30.
Despite these payouts, many creditors remain frustrated — particularly because reimbursements are based on asset prices at the time of FTX’s collapse. This is especially contentious with bitcoin, which traded around $20,000 in November 2022 but now ranges between $90,000 and $112,000.
Analysts note that while the dollar amounts being repaid are large, many creditors will only recover a fraction of the real value of their assets.
#FTX , #BTC , #CryptoScandal ,#CryptoNews , #SBF
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A $1.15 Billion Lawsuit
According to a court filing dated September 22 at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, FTX Recovery Trust accuses GDA and its associates of participating in transactions financed with FTX client money. These funds were allegedly misused by Bankman-Fried between 2021 and 2022.
The complaint highlights that Alameda Research, under CEO Caroline Ellison, bought 154 preferred GDA shares for more than $500 million. An additional $550 million was allegedly sent directly to GDA co-founders Rashit Makhat and Marco Krohn. In total, Alameda spent more than $1.15 billion on GDA stock while FTX’s debts continued to mount.
A Scandal Meant to Enrich Bankman-Fried
The lawsuit claims the scheme was designed to allow Bankman-Fried — who owned 90% of Alameda Research — to personally profit from the inflated GDA valuation and the potential rise of bitcoin. Profits would go to him, while losses would be passed onto FTX customers and creditors.
FTX Recovery Trust argues that these transfers were deliberately structured to benefit Bankman-Fried while putting company assets at risk.
Bankruptcy, Prison, and Ongoing Disputes
FTX collapsed in November 2022, and several of its former executives are now behind bars — including Bankman-Fried himself. Investigators allege that he ignored clear warning signs when investing in Genesis Digital Assets, even though the company was facing an energy crisis in Kazakhstan and provided him with falsified financial documents.
The GDA lawsuit follows a $175 million settlement approved in 2023 with Genesis Global Trading, a company that has no direct ties to GDA.
Distributions to Creditors Continue
FTX Recovery Trust began paying creditors in February 2024. The first round distributed $1.2 billion, followed by another $5 billion in May. A further $1.6 billion is scheduled to be released by September 30.
Despite these payouts, many creditors remain frustrated — particularly because reimbursements are based on asset prices at the time of FTX’s collapse. This is especially contentious with bitcoin, which traded around $20,000 in November 2022 but now ranges between $90,000 and $112,000.
Analysts note that while the dollar amounts being repaid are large, many creditors will only recover a fraction of the real value of their assets.
#FTX , #BTC , #CryptoScandal ,#CryptoNews , #SBF
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🚨 BREAKING: FTX’s $FTT token just EXPLODED 60% in a mere 12 MINUTES after Sam Bankman Fried dropped a single, electrifying “GM” tweet 😱 The crypto world is SHAKING proof that one word can send markets into a FRENZY! 🔥 #Crypto #SBF #AltcoinStrategicReserves
Even behind bars, Sam Bankman-Fried is keeping the crypto meme culture alive — tweeting the classic “gm” from prison. 🫠
Some call it trolling, others think it’s a signal he’s not fading away. With CZ launching $ASTER and the market heating up, people are asking:
👉 Is this defiance?
👉 A comeback hint?
👉 Or just SBF reminding us he’s still here?
One thing is clear: crypto runs on memes, and SBF knows how to keep the spotlight. 🔥
#SBF #cryptouniverseofficial #BinanceHODLerHEMI #AltcoinStrategicReserves #crypronews
Some call it trolling, others think it’s a signal he’s not fading away. With CZ launching $ASTER and the market heating up, people are asking:
👉 Is this defiance?
👉 A comeback hint?
👉 Or just SBF reminding us he’s still here?
One thing is clear: crypto runs on memes, and SBF knows how to keep the spotlight. 🔥
#SBF #cryptouniverseofficial #BinanceHODLerHEMI #AltcoinStrategicReserves #crypronews
🚨 The $1.15B FTX Hole: SBF's "Reckless" Mining Bet Back in Court
The fallout from the FTX collapse continues to send shockwaves. The FTX restructuring team is now clawing back funds from one of Sam Bankman-Fried's biggest and most questionable bets: Genesis Digital Assets.
The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, pulls no punches. It alleges SBF funneled a staggering $1.15 BILLION of commingled customer funds through Alameda into the mining giant. The trust is now demanding the return of $1.5 billion.
Why is this investment being called "one of his most reckless"? The filing points to some major red flags that were allegedly ignored:
• 🚫 Severely Inflated Valuation: The trust claims GDA's worth was dramatically overstated.
•📉 "Reality-Defying" Financials: The provided unaudited statements reportedly "do not conform to reality."
•⚡ Kazakhstan Operational Risks: At the time of investment, the region was grappling with power shortages, new taxes, and energy restrictions—hardly ideal conditions for a mining operation.
A spokesperson for Genesis Digital has declined to comment.
What's your take? Is this a justified clawback or a complex legal battle with more to uncover?
DYOR No Financial advice!
#FTX #GenesisDigital #CryptoNews #BitcoinMining #SBF
$BTC
$FTT
The fallout from the FTX collapse continues to send shockwaves. The FTX restructuring team is now clawing back funds from one of Sam Bankman-Fried's biggest and most questionable bets: Genesis Digital Assets.
The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, pulls no punches. It alleges SBF funneled a staggering $1.15 BILLION of commingled customer funds through Alameda into the mining giant. The trust is now demanding the return of $1.5 billion.
Why is this investment being called "one of his most reckless"? The filing points to some major red flags that were allegedly ignored:
• 🚫 Severely Inflated Valuation: The trust claims GDA's worth was dramatically overstated.
•📉 "Reality-Defying" Financials: The provided unaudited statements reportedly "do not conform to reality."
•⚡ Kazakhstan Operational Risks: At the time of investment, the region was grappling with power shortages, new taxes, and energy restrictions—hardly ideal conditions for a mining operation.
A spokesperson for Genesis Digital has declined to comment.
What's your take? Is this a justified clawback or a complex legal battle with more to uncover?
DYOR No Financial advice!
#FTX #GenesisDigital #CryptoNews #BitcoinMining #SBF
$BTC
$FTT
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A simple "gm" from SBF makes the FTT token jump by 24%
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Can Sam Bankman-Fried still be saved? Not his reputation, but his future. In prison, the former crypto millionaire is biding his time while his former empire has turned into a wasteland. However, strange thing: a glimmer of light emerges from the mud. The FTT token – orphan token of FTX – briefly revived after an unexpected post on X. Like a heartbeat in a frozen body.
In brief
The "gm" posted on X from SBF's account triggered a speculative surge.
FTT jumped by 60%, before falling to $0.98, without economic basis.
The crypto market reacted by imitation, reigniting the collective trauma post-FTX in an emotional flash.
Volumes and activity exploded, despite the absence of real utility for the FTT token.
"Gm" from SBF: two letters, a crypto jolt
On September 23, 2025, at dawn, a simple "gm" emerges from SBF's X account, 33 years old and still in prison. Immediate result: the FTT token skyrockets to $1.23, before falling to $0.98. The community ignites. However, SBF remains incarcerated.
On-chain researcher ZachXBT is outraged: "he doesn't even deserve human rights" after what he did. The reaction reveals how alive the FTX wound still is.
Very soon, a tweet corrects: the message was not posted by SBF himself, but by a friend. Speculation hardly cares. The market had already reacted. It’s not the first time this has happened: in February, a similar post had already sent FTT soaring.
Every time SBF appears, the collective imagination ignites. A mix of fascination, anger, and traumatic memory: FTX's past continues to haunt the platforms.
$FTT
$X
$GM
#SBF
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Can Sam Bankman-Fried still be saved? Not his reputation, but his future. In prison, the former crypto millionaire is biding his time while his former empire has turned into a wasteland. However, strange thing: a glimmer of light emerges from the mud. The FTT token – orphan token of FTX – briefly revived after an unexpected post on X. Like a heartbeat in a frozen body.
In brief
The "gm" posted on X from SBF's account triggered a speculative surge.
FTT jumped by 60%, before falling to $0.98, without economic basis.
The crypto market reacted by imitation, reigniting the collective trauma post-FTX in an emotional flash.
Volumes and activity exploded, despite the absence of real utility for the FTT token.
"Gm" from SBF: two letters, a crypto jolt
On September 23, 2025, at dawn, a simple "gm" emerges from SBF's X account, 33 years old and still in prison. Immediate result: the FTT token skyrockets to $1.23, before falling to $0.98. The community ignites. However, SBF remains incarcerated.
On-chain researcher ZachXBT is outraged: "he doesn't even deserve human rights" after what he did. The reaction reveals how alive the FTX wound still is.
Very soon, a tweet corrects: the message was not posted by SBF himself, but by a friend. Speculation hardly cares. The market had already reacted. It’s not the first time this has happened: in February, a similar post had already sent FTT soaring.
Every time SBF appears, the collective imagination ignites. A mix of fascination, anger, and traumatic memory: FTX's past continues to haunt the platforms.
$FTT
$X
$GM
#SBF
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SBF half a year later posts 'gm'? Can he surf in prison? #SBF #drama
SBF's X account suddenly posted after half a year of silence, with only one word: 'gm'. This guy SBF, can he 'gm' in prison? Who is he greeting? Is he saying good morning to his cellmates, or is he telling the investors he scammed 'good morning, I'm back'? This move really pushes the 'absurdity' of the crypto world to the extreme. It seems that 'sitting through the sentence' can't stop SBF's 'drama' essence. Anyway, investors, your memory will always be seven seconds. #SBF
SBF's X account suddenly posted after half a year of silence, with only one word: 'gm'. This guy SBF, can he 'gm' in prison? Who is he greeting? Is he saying good morning to his cellmates, or is he telling the investors he scammed 'good morning, I'm back'? This move really pushes the 'absurdity' of the crypto world to the extreme. It seems that 'sitting through the sentence' can't stop SBF's 'drama' essence. Anyway, investors, your memory will always be seven seconds. #SBF
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🔥 Have we lost our minds? Analysis of the 37% rise in FTT after the tweet🐦 'gm' from SBF!
In a strange precedent added to the record of trading psychology, a simple tweet with the word "gm" (good morning) from the account of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the convicted founder of FTX, triggered a massive speculative wave, sending the $FTT token soaring.
This event is not just a fleeting fluctuation
It is a turning point that reveals the fragility of the market and the depth of traders' short memory.
This event is not just a fleeting fluctuation
It is a turning point that reveals the fragility of the market and the depth of traders' short memory.
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🚨 Crypto Morning: FTT rises 32% after suspicious "good morning" from SBF on X 👀
On Tuesday night (23), the verified account of Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of the defunct FTX, posted a simple "gm" (good morning) — enough to send the token $FTT up by +32% in the last 24 hours.
📈 The FTT token surged to around US$ 1.10, with volume jumping from US$ 10 million to nearly US$ 59 million in less than 24 hours.
🧠 Quick context:
SBF is serving 25 years in prison for fraud involving billions in client funds.
The post on X raised questions: prisoners cannot use social networks in the USA.
The account later clarified that a friend posted on his behalf.
🔁 Meanwhile:
The FTX estate is preparing a new round of payments: US$ 1.6 billion will be distributed to verified creditors on 30/09.
It also filed a lawsuit against Genesis Digital Assets for US$ 1.1 billion.
🧩 The FTT, even without real utility after the fall of FTX, continues as a speculative asset during the liquidation process — and unexpected reactions like this show how the market still responds strongly to narratives, even around collapsed projects.
🤔 What do you think:
➡️ Are we seeing a "meme effect" on FTT?
➡️ Or is there more to this revival than just speculation?
Comment below! 👇
#ftt #SBF #FTX #Cryptocurrency #BinanceSquare #gm #criptonews #blockchain $BNB
On Tuesday night (23), the verified account of Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of the defunct FTX, posted a simple "gm" (good morning) — enough to send the token $FTT up by +32% in the last 24 hours.
📈 The FTT token surged to around US$ 1.10, with volume jumping from US$ 10 million to nearly US$ 59 million in less than 24 hours.
🧠 Quick context:
SBF is serving 25 years in prison for fraud involving billions in client funds.
The post on X raised questions: prisoners cannot use social networks in the USA.
The account later clarified that a friend posted on his behalf.
🔁 Meanwhile:
The FTX estate is preparing a new round of payments: US$ 1.6 billion will be distributed to verified creditors on 30/09.
It also filed a lawsuit against Genesis Digital Assets for US$ 1.1 billion.
🧩 The FTT, even without real utility after the fall of FTX, continues as a speculative asset during the liquidation process — and unexpected reactions like this show how the market still responds strongly to narratives, even around collapsed projects.
🤔 What do you think:
➡️ Are we seeing a "meme effect" on FTT?
➡️ Or is there more to this revival than just speculation?
Comment below! 👇
#ftt #SBF #FTX #Cryptocurrency #BinanceSquare #gm #criptonews #blockchain $BNB
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This morning I saw the "Good Morning" post from #SBF and thought it was like a scene from "The Shawshank Redemption". But when I looked closer, it was a friend posting on behalf of someone else.
Under the stimulation of the news, the price of #ftt soared by 45% in just a few minutes, once breaking through 1 dollar.
Thinking about it, Trump, as a crypto-friendly president, could actually grant a full pardon for SBF to get out of prison😎. After all, it’s just for the excitement—SBF coming out to help the knowledgeable king earn money from projects, isn’t that great?
Under the stimulation of the news, the price of #ftt soared by 45% in just a few minutes, once breaking through 1 dollar.
Thinking about it, Trump, as a crypto-friendly president, could actually grant a full pardon for SBF to get out of prison😎. After all, it’s just for the excitement—SBF coming out to help the knowledgeable king earn money from projects, isn’t that great?
🚨 ALERT: SBF’s X account showing unusual activity — mass follows spotted 👀
Meanwhile, $FTT surges past $1 USDT with a +22.5% jump in the past hour! 🚀
#FTT #SBF #Altcoins #CryptoAlert
Meanwhile, $FTT surges past $1 USDT with a +22.5% jump in the past hour! 🚀
#FTT #SBF #Altcoins #CryptoAlert
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Sam Bankman-Fried prepares to appeal: Will the 25-year sentence change?
Former FTX CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried (#SBF ), will have an appeal hearing on November 4, nearly two years after he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for charges related to the collapse of the FTX exchange in 2023.
According to a notice from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, the court will consider whether there were legal errors or serious procedural flaws in the previous trial, which could lead to the reversal of the conviction or the reopening of the case.
The 102-page appeal filed by SBF's lawyers in April 2024 argues that the judge was "biased" and viewed their client as "guilty from the start." Additionally, the lawyers also accused prosecutors of constructing a "false narrative," leading public opinion to believe that all customer and investor funds had been lost.
Meanwhile, the bankruptcy fund #FTX has begun the process of distributing $16.5 billion in recovered assets to creditors since the beginning of the year, indicating that the losses are not entirely as stated in the previous trial.
The appeal developments of SBF will continue to be closely monitored by crypto investors, as it could impact the legal perception of major cases in the industry.
⚠️ Note: Crypto investment always comes with high risks. Investors need to be cautious of legal and market fluctuations. #anhbacong
Former FTX CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried (#SBF ), will have an appeal hearing on November 4, nearly two years after he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for charges related to the collapse of the FTX exchange in 2023.
According to a notice from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, the court will consider whether there were legal errors or serious procedural flaws in the previous trial, which could lead to the reversal of the conviction or the reopening of the case.
The 102-page appeal filed by SBF's lawyers in April 2024 argues that the judge was "biased" and viewed their client as "guilty from the start." Additionally, the lawyers also accused prosecutors of constructing a "false narrative," leading public opinion to believe that all customer and investor funds had been lost.
Meanwhile, the bankruptcy fund #FTX has begun the process of distributing $16.5 billion in recovered assets to creditors since the beginning of the year, indicating that the losses are not entirely as stated in the previous trial.
The appeal developments of SBF will continue to be closely monitored by crypto investors, as it could impact the legal perception of major cases in the industry.
⚠️ Note: Crypto investment always comes with high risks. Investors need to be cautious of legal and market fluctuations. #anhbacong
Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud, marking his downfall. 👀👨🏻🏭
The recent saga of Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, has sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency world. Bankman-Fried's downfall, marked by a 25-year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy, sheds light on the dangers of unchecked ambition and moral ambiguity in the pursuit of wealth. As the dust settles on his trial, important lessons emerge for both industry insiders and investors alike.
Bankman-Fried's conviction on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy and the subsequent harsh sentencing of 25 years in prison underscore the severity of his crimes and their impact on victims.
The courtroom drama revealed contrasting portrayals of Bankman-Fried's character and motivations, with the defense emphasizing his good intentions and logical thinking, while the prosecution painted him as a calculating opportunist. However, the judge ultimately found his testimony lacking in sincerity.
While Bankman-Fried expressed concern for customers awaiting refunds, his evasiveness drew criticism from the judge. Additionally, victims voiced dissatisfaction with the proposed payments from the bankruptcy estate, further highlighting the fallout from FTX's collapse.
Bankman-Fried's journey from mogul to convict serves as a stark reminder of the risks of financial misconduct. The cryptocurrency community must prioritize integrity and responsibility to prevent similar outcomes in the future. Transparency, ethics, and regulatory oversight are crucial for maintaining trust and stability in digital finance.
Bankman-Fried's downfall serves as a cautionary tale for the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the need for diligence and adherence to the law.
Transparency, integrity, and ethical leadership are essential for fostering trust in digital finance. Regulatory oversight and accountability play pivotal roles in safeguarding investors and ensuring the stability of the ecosystem.
#sbf #ftx #ftt #sec
The recent saga of Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, has sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency world. Bankman-Fried's downfall, marked by a 25-year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy, sheds light on the dangers of unchecked ambition and moral ambiguity in the pursuit of wealth. As the dust settles on his trial, important lessons emerge for both industry insiders and investors alike.
Bankman-Fried's conviction on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy and the subsequent harsh sentencing of 25 years in prison underscore the severity of his crimes and their impact on victims.
The courtroom drama revealed contrasting portrayals of Bankman-Fried's character and motivations, with the defense emphasizing his good intentions and logical thinking, while the prosecution painted him as a calculating opportunist. However, the judge ultimately found his testimony lacking in sincerity.
While Bankman-Fried expressed concern for customers awaiting refunds, his evasiveness drew criticism from the judge. Additionally, victims voiced dissatisfaction with the proposed payments from the bankruptcy estate, further highlighting the fallout from FTX's collapse.
Bankman-Fried's journey from mogul to convict serves as a stark reminder of the risks of financial misconduct. The cryptocurrency community must prioritize integrity and responsibility to prevent similar outcomes in the future. Transparency, ethics, and regulatory oversight are crucial for maintaining trust and stability in digital finance.
Bankman-Fried's downfall serves as a cautionary tale for the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the need for diligence and adherence to the law.
Transparency, integrity, and ethical leadership are essential for fostering trust in digital finance. Regulatory oversight and accountability play pivotal roles in safeguarding investors and ensuring the stability of the ecosystem.
#sbf #ftx #ftt #sec
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💥🏦 The Crypto Kid Who Ran a $40B Exchange (and Lost It All) 🏦💥$BTC
Meet Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) — once called the “Crypto Genius”.$ETH
In just a few years, he built FTX Exchange, which was worth over $40 BILLION 🚀.
👉 He became one of the richest young billionaires in the world.
👉 Celebrities, athletes, and politicians backed him.
👉 People trusted him with their life savings.
But in 2022, everything collapsed 💀.
FTX was exposed for misusing customer funds, leading to one of the biggest crashes in crypto history.
Billions vanished overnight, and SBF went from billionaire to behind bars.
🔥 Lesson:
Not all “genius founders” can be trusted.
Always do your own research (DYOR).
In crypto, transparency and self-custody matter most.
👉 Question: Do you think the FTX collapse made crypto stronger by exposing fraud, or did it damage trust forever? 🤔
#CryptoStories #Ftx❓ #SBF . #CryptoCollapse #BinanceSquare
$DIA
Meet Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) — once called the “Crypto Genius”.$ETH
In just a few years, he built FTX Exchange, which was worth over $40 BILLION 🚀.
👉 He became one of the richest young billionaires in the world.
👉 Celebrities, athletes, and politicians backed him.
👉 People trusted him with their life savings.
But in 2022, everything collapsed 💀.
FTX was exposed for misusing customer funds, leading to one of the biggest crashes in crypto history.
Billions vanished overnight, and SBF went from billionaire to behind bars.
🔥 Lesson:
Not all “genius founders” can be trusted.
Always do your own research (DYOR).
In crypto, transparency and self-custody matter most.
👉 Question: Do you think the FTX collapse made crypto stronger by exposing fraud, or did it damage trust forever? 🤔
#CryptoStories #Ftx❓ #SBF . #CryptoCollapse #BinanceSquare
$DIA
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