🚨 BREAKING: Sam Bankman-Fried has been accused of paying a $40 million bribe to Chinese officials
The incident dates back to early 2021, and U.S. officials say that SBF and others "considered and tried numerous methods to unfreeze the accounts or otherwise to regain access to the cryptocurrency in the accounts."
It's alleged that the multimillion-dollar transaction occurred in November 2021 — and around that time, the accounts were unfrozen.This is the latest charge that Sam Bankman-Fried is facing — and others could emerge as we advance closer to the planned trial date in October.1 person liked this article
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