> After FTX filed for bankruptcy in November > > The company was so poorly run that it didn’t even have a complete list of people who worked there FTX wasn't a

> After FTX filed for bankruptcy in November > > The company was so poorly run that it didn’t even have a complete list of people who worked there FTX wasn't a "poorly run company", it was a ponzi created with the intent on defrauding customers and investors. You read that article and it'd make you think the federal prosecutors making the original indictments and additional indictments (including bribery of officials) are smoking pot and seeing things. Oh, wait. It's the NYT. They presented SBF, before it got exposed for the fraud he was, as an altruistic genius and they're still playing the "not guilty" angle. People at the NYT have been intellectually dishonest on that matter since day one (including, after the fraud got exposed, setting up a conference where every in the room applauded SBF).