I just saw that the bail guarantors for that founder of a major cryptocurrency exchange have been revealed. I mean, the former director of Stanford Law School and a researcher put money on the table to secure his release. $500 thousand and $200 thousand respectively, nothing to joke about.

But the heaviest part is that his total bail is $250 million, and most of it is secured by his parents' real estate in California. The lawyers wanted to keep everything confidential, but the media pressured and the court released the information anyway.

The case is still ongoing, and he faces several fraud charges. It's pretty heavy when you see respected people like former deans involved in this. I don't know, it seems that when you're rich enough, you can get guarantees that ordinary people can't even imagine.