But in some cases, especially novel cases where they want to set an example, they can/will actually throw the book at you. At this point, I wouldn't be surpris

But in some cases, especially novel cases where they want to set an example, they can/will actually throw the book at you. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if they do. To deter potential future-SBFs. I mean, the whole cryptocurrency space is filled to the brim with scammers, many will never face anything at all. But when you've nailed the biggest of them all, might as well set an example. EDIT: I do not believe he will serve 110, or 50, or 20 years. But hopefully they will dole out the maximum of a realistic sentencing. A couple of year behind the bars would be a complete joke. From all I've seen, I have zero faith that SBF will be "rehabilitated" by a year or two in prison.