FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
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Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#2My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#3My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
Surely they’ll pull him. The NYT may act like its above the people, the politics, but even this would be an overreach. However, if SBF is committed to showing up, then it could be the paper’s moment to shine. However I don’t think the Times quite has the nation’s confidence that it once enjoyed ..long ago.
Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#4My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
As a lure, so they can arrest him in the US? Clicks? Otherwise not sure why.
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#6My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
Surely they’ll pull him. The NYT may act like its above the people, the politics, but even this would be an overreach. However, if SBF is committed to showing up, then it could be the paper’s moment to shine. However I don’t think the Times quite has the nation’s confidence that it once enjoyed ..long ago.
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Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#7My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
I obviously can’t speak for everyone, but personally, I am much more interested in what he has to say now than I was pre-collapse.
Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#8My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
Why would other people agree to share a stage with a guy who has possibly/probably(?) committed a massive fraud?
Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#9My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
I obviously can’t speak for everyone, but personally, I am much more interested in what he has to say now than I was pre-collapse.
All he seems to be able to say is that yes, he did YOLO with customer funds, and he is really sorry and wishes he didn't do that.
Re: FTX’s ownership of a U.S. bank raises questions
#10My question is why the NY times is still running a summit where SBF is currently still scheduled to speak.
Surely they’ll pull him. The NYT may act like its above the people, the politics, but even this would be an overreach. However, if SBF is committed to showing up, then it could be the paper’s moment to shine. However I don’t think the Times quite has the nation’s confidence that it once enjoyed ..long ago.
> then it could be the paper’s moment to shine
The NYT having SBF speak at one of their conferences would be the paper's moment to shine?