Caroline Ellison, a shut affiliate of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, apologized in court this week as she pleaded guilty to fraud and other offenses, telling a judge that she and other individuals conspired to steal billions of pounds from customers of the doomed crypto exchange while deceptive investors and creditors.
“I am actually sorry for what I did,” Ms. Ellison, the previous main govt of Mr. Bankman-Fried’s crypto-trading business, Alameda Investigation, explained in a New York federal court, in accordance to a transcript of the hearing designed accessible Friday. “I understood that it was erroneous.”
Caroline Ellison, a shut affiliate of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, apologized in court this week as she pleaded guilty to fraud and other offenses, telling a judge that she and other individuals conspired to steal billions of pounds from customers of the doomed crypto exchange while deceptive investors and creditors.
“I am actually sorry for what I did,” Ms. Ellison, the previous main govt of Mr. Bankman-Fried’s crypto-trading business, Alameda Investigation, explained in a New York federal court, in accordance to a transcript of the hearing designed accessible Friday. “I understood that it was erroneous.”
