Sam Bankman-Fried is still speaking at events and the community is furious
The former FTX CEO said he will be speaking at a New York Times conference, the same outfit that has wrote the recent "puff piece" on Bankman-Fried.
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Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has once again drawn the ire of the cryptocurrency community, this time over his scheduled appearance at an upcoming conference in New York on the 30th november.
Vocal members of Crypto Twitter have asked why the former CEO of the now-bankrupt exchange continues to walk free given the events of the past month.
In a November 23 Twitter post, Bankman-Fried announced that he would be speaking with New York Times reporter Andrew Sorkin at the DealBook Summit “next Wednesday.”
The news was publicly confirmed by Sorkin, who said, "There are a lot of important questions to ask and answer. Nothing is off limits."
A lot of people have asked me if I'll still be interviewing @SBF_FTX at the @nytimes @dealbook Summit on Nov 30th…
The answer is yes.
There are many important questions to ask and answer.
Nothing is forbidden.
I can't wait to be there… https://t.co/lShAqXLKGS
— Andrew Ross Sorkin (@andrewrsorkin) November 23, 2022Following FTX's collapse, some in the community questioned whether Bankman-Fried would honor its conference commitments, including that of the DealBook Summit.
A New York Times spokesperson confirmed to Cointelegraph that Bankman-Fried was invited to its DealBook Summit several months ago – long before the FTX crash – and is likely to attend…
The former FTX CEO said he will be speaking at a New York Times conference, the same outfit that has wrote the recent "puff piece" on Bankman-Fried.
New
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has once again drawn the ire of the cryptocurrency community, this time over his scheduled appearance at an upcoming conference in New York on the 30th november.
Vocal members of Crypto Twitter have asked why the former CEO of the now-bankrupt exchange continues to walk free given the events of the past month.
In a November 23 Twitter post, Bankman-Fried announced that he would be speaking with New York Times reporter Andrew Sorkin at the DealBook Summit “next Wednesday.”
The news was publicly confirmed by Sorkin, who said, "There are a lot of important questions to ask and answer. Nothing is off limits."
A lot of people have asked me if I'll still be interviewing @SBF_FTX at the @nytimes @dealbook Summit on Nov 30th…
The answer is yes.
There are many important questions to ask and answer.
Nothing is forbidden.
I can't wait to be there… https://t.co/lShAqXLKGS
— Andrew Ross Sorkin (@andrewrsorkin) November 23, 2022Following FTX's collapse, some in the community questioned whether Bankman-Fried would honor its conference commitments, including that of the DealBook Summit.
A New York Times spokesperson confirmed to Cointelegraph that Bankman-Fried was invited to its DealBook Summit several months ago – long before the FTX crash – and is likely to attend…
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