La valeur nette de Sam Bankman-Fried tombe à zéro

• Sam Bankman-Fried a perdu sa richesse, qui était autrefois évaluée à $16 milliards.
• Il a récemment été révélé que SBF avait joué un rôle important dans les élections américaines, finançant des candidats qu'il admirait.
• FTX’s decline is expected to trigger a chain reaction of other collapses.

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Sam Bankman-Fried a non seulement vu son échange de crypto, FTX, décliner en quelques jours, mais a également subi l'une des plus grandes pertes de richesse de l'histoire. SBF semble avoir perdu la plupart de ses jours de richesse après avoir été l'un des hommes les plus riches du monde.

Selon Bloomberg, the 30-year-old had a net worth of $16 billion, which is now worth nothing following FTX’s decline. Bankman-Fried rose to become one of the most prominent members of the crypto community and had a portfolio of businesses that included FTX and Alameda Research. SBF also had stakes in a couple of crypto companies, including Robinhood.

FTX et Alameda sont en faillite. Leurs différents actifs ont été saisis et les autorités ont retiré leurs permis d'exploitation. FTX déposé pour le chapitre 11 de la faillite on November 11, and Bankman-Fried announced his resignation. The last few days’ events have cast a shadow of doubt over FTX and the broader crypto community.

According to Bloomberg, Alameda has lost all of its value. FTX International suffered a similar fate. SBF owned a 70% ownership in FTX US. However, the company is now only worth $1. Despite initial claims that FTX US was unaffected, the platform is shutting down and has asked customers to close any open positions.

Authorities in the Bahamas, where FTX.com is headquartered, and SBF resides, froze the company’s assets.
SBF also held a 7.6% stake in Robinhood (HOOD), which was valued at $589 million. However, according to Reuters, this stake was used as security for loans made through Alameda Research. Bloomberg calculates that SBF is left with nothing after watching his world crumble.

FTX suffered a liquidity crisis of about $8 billion due to recent events. The platform has been on a quest for a savior, but such prayers have remained unanswered. Binance was first announced as a potential buyer before pulling out of the deal a few hours later.

 Un groupe d'investisseurs, dirigé par Justin Sun et OKX, a été discuté comme une solution possible pour sauver la plate-forme. Cependant, il n'y a eu aucune allégation confirmée de conclusion d'un accord.

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