> This is an open and shut case. Conveniently the entire part where SBF had an ex-CFTC commissioner lobby the SEC and CFTC to get pro-FTX bill passed in the US

> This is an open and shut case. Conveniently the entire part where SBF had an ex-CFTC commissioner lobby the SEC and CFTC to get pro-FTX bill passed in the US is not looked at: who cares about regulatory capture through corrupted officials right? (I mean: a few senator say this should be looked upon but so far it's not the case) And the whole "FTX's top lawyer happens to be an ex-colleague of Bitfinex's top lawyer: they both worked in an online poker scam that defrauded players" is not looked at either. Instead we go for: "SBF ordered Wang to put a backdoor in FTX so that Alameda's losses could be hidden" and case closed. Justice.