Caroline Ellison, who was involved in the collapse of FTX, was released from prison last month and transferred to a reentry facility so she can reintegrate into society. Out of her two-year sentence, she was released after 11 months…



After leaving the federal prison in Danbury, she is apparently going to spend the rest of her sentence under house arrest or in a halfway house. Her final release was scheduled for February 2026, but it should already have passed—so maybe she’s already free.

Ellison was found guilty in a fraud case of conspiring with SBF and misappropriating customers’ assets, but in the 2023 trial she cooperated as a prosecution witness on SBF’s side—so that’s likely why her sentence was shortened in return. Since SBF faces 25 years in prison, her punishment is much lighter in comparison. It’s quite interesting to see how Caroline Ellison was treated differently.
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