SBF Trial: What Did FTX’s Terms of Service Say About Customer Funds?

2023-10-16 13:00

A filing last week suggests Sam Bankman-Fried's defense wants to get back to the argument that Bankman-Fried did not technically commit wire fraud because FTX’s terms of service were worded in such a way that there's no case to argue funds were misappropriated.

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