Just three days after being released on privately-approved bonds, members of the cryptocurrency community are said to have witnessed SBF “chilling” in a lounge at John F. Kennedy International Airport. A supporting image, shared by @litcapital on his Twitter, shows his SBF sitting in a lounge chair with access to his laptop and cell phone.
Based on photos, other community members have confirmed that the location of the SBF is American Airlines’ Greenwich (business class) lounge in Terminal 8. According to primary sources, SBF was accompanied by his parents, an FBI agent and a lawyer.
One of my followers spotted a chilling SBF at JFK airport last night and snapped some pics of the icon pic.twitter.com/0Lg6OdqZz8
— Liquidity (@litcapital) December 23, 2022
A later image showed SBF on an American Airlines flight disguised in a beanie and sitting next to a suit-clad officer.
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— frederik.eth (@bganpunk) December 23, 2022
This image has rekindled the debate about how SBF worked. Said Maxine Waters, chairman of the United States House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, said that although she had access to her laptop and mobile devices, she could not access her personal or work data.
Additionally, some wondered how SBF was able to purchase business class tickets amid FTX’s bankruptcy proceedings. That’s great!” Said community member.
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Recent court filings reveal bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX paid $12 million in retainage to Sullivan & Cromwell LLP (S&C) shortly before it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. became.
After August 26, 2022, FTX made payments to S&C worth approximately $3.5 million for legal services.
