Recently, Trump explicitly stated in an interview with The New York Times that he would not consider pardoning FTX founder SBF. He emphasized that regardless of external calls, Bankman-Fried must bear corresponding criminal responsibility, and this stance will not change.
This statement has attracted widespread attention from the crypto community. Industry insiders believe that this indirectly reflects that even in a relatively friendly political environment for crypto assets, the attitude towards handling major illegal cases remains resolute. The FTX incident, as a landmark risk case in the crypto industry, and its subsequent developments will have a long-term impact on the industry's compliance and regulatory topics.
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-09 23:52
SBF should go in when it's time. This time, even Trump isn't giving in, what does that mean? Even with friendliness, there are bottom lines; you can't show leniency outside the law.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-09 04:53
Oh no, SBF is completely finished. It seems no one can save him.
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Trump's recent moves are indeed bold, even the friendly faction is being ignored.
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To put it simply, the FTX incident is too big; whoever takes over will have to bear this blame.
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The words "compliance" are really becoming more and more important in the community now; it must be taken seriously.
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As expected, political friendliness ≠ legal friendliness. Remember this lesson, everyone.
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SBF will come when it's time; there's no "if."
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The impact of this incident on the entire ecosystem is actually just beginning. Let's observe.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 01-09 04:45
Haha, forgiving SBF? Dream on. This guy should have been locked up long ago.
SBF deserves this; the industry owes him an explanation.
Compliance really needs to be stricter, or else someone will follow his example.
Maybe the crypto circle can finally settle down for a while.
Some people will never learn. Pumping and dumping to harvest profits and still want to escape? Not happening.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 01-09 04:42
Ha, now SBF is really hopeless. No matter how much he struggles, it's all in vain.
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But on the other hand, this is actually good for our industry. Clearing out the bad actors is the only way to go far.
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Are we really to the point of relying on politicians for forgiveness? How surreal.
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The industry needs such precedents; otherwise, who would dare to use blockchain?
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It should have been like this long ago. Stop with the empty talk. Illegal activities must pay the price.
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PebbleHander
· 01-09 04:41
It seems the political circle also knows that messing with SBF is a no-go; he definitely deserves to be in jail.
Recently, Trump explicitly stated in an interview with The New York Times that he would not consider pardoning FTX founder SBF. He emphasized that regardless of external calls, Bankman-Fried must bear corresponding criminal responsibility, and this stance will not change.
This statement has attracted widespread attention from the crypto community. Industry insiders believe that this indirectly reflects that even in a relatively friendly political environment for crypto assets, the attitude towards handling major illegal cases remains resolute. The FTX incident, as a landmark risk case in the crypto industry, and its subsequent developments will have a long-term impact on the industry's compliance and regulatory topics.