Caroline Ellison

Caroline Ellison, recently sentenced to two years in prison for her role in a high-profile financial scandal, joins the discussion. The hosts dissect Operation Choke Point 2.0 and its effects on the crypto landscape. Gensler's contentious House hearing is highlighted, revealing bipartisan criticism over SEC policies. The Silvergate Bank collapse is scrutinized, alongside missed media attention. They also touch on growing developments in Bitcoin ETFs and the future of crypto legislation amidst intense political dynamics.

Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research, shares her experience facing a two-year prison sentence, shedding light on the repercussions for crypto leadership. Meanwhile, Rep. Maxine Waters discusses her advocacy for stablecoin legislation, emphasizing its significance in the evolving financial landscape. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of Binance's fraud investigation in India and the protests demanding justice for their detained compliance director in Nigeria.

Caroline Ellison, a pivotal figure in the FTX collapse, shares insights after her sentencing to prison. The discussion reveals Stitch Fix's alarming Q4 results marked by a 12.4% sales drop and a loss of active clients. The podcast also covers Bath & Body Works' exit from the S&P 500 and Coca-Cola's decision to discontinue Coke Spiced. Listeners gain perspectives on emerging market trends and the economic landscape, including updates on major stocks and anticipated announcements from major players.

Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research, faced a 24-month prison sentence for her role in the FTX collapse and must forfeit $11 billion. Joining June Grasso, they discuss her cooperation with prosecutors against Sam Bankman-Fried and the profound financial impact on investors. The conversation also highlights the unexpected scale of her forfeiture compared to other cases and its implications for the cryptocurrency industry. Caroline's expressions of remorse shed light on the broader fallout from this high-profile financial scandal.

Caroline Ellison, the former CEO at FTX, shares her experience after being sentenced to 24 months in prison and ordered to forfeit an astonishing $11 billion. June Grasso, a Bloomberg Law host, dives into the implications of her cooperation with authorities in the trial against Sam Bankman-Fried, questioning the disparity in their sentences. The discussion sheds light on the financial devastation faced by victims and the ongoing scrutiny surrounding cryptocurrency practices, emphasizing the need for reform in the industry.

Nikhilesh De of CoinDesk joins the podcast to discuss the ongoing trial of Sam Bankman-Fried. The interesting topics covered include the testimony of witnesses Gary Wang and Carolyn Ellison. They explore the implications of lying in the trial, Carolyn's testimony and her portrayal of her relationship with Bankman-Fried, Ellison's testimony about alleged Chinese government bribery, a funds freezing scheme, wire fraud rumors, and the judge's frustration during the trial. The podcast also analyzes the trial proceedings and defense strategy.

Caroline Ellison, prosecutions star witness in the case against Sam Bankman-Fried, reveals shocking details including massive bribes to Chinese officials, use of signal and self-deleting message apps, a bribery plan involving Thai prostitutes, and $100 million spent on bribes.

The podcast discusses the ongoing criminal trial of Sam Bankman-Fried, highlighting the testimony of Caroline Ellison, SBF's ex-girlfriend. They also explore the importance of sidebars in the courtroom and the defense's strategy to discredit Ellison. Other topics include alleged bribes to Chinese officials and reaching out to the Saudi Crown Prince for help. They discuss why the question of who was in charge is critical, the role of a software developer at FTX, and the repetitive questioning in the trial. The hosts speculate about SBF testifying and the challenges faced by the defense. They also cover recent crypto news and legal actions in the crypto industry.

Lead attorney Mark Cohen fails to establish Caroline Ellison's responsibility for the collapse of FTX in the cross-examination. Defense's strategy remains unclear and their ability to challenge the prosecution's narrative is questioned. The podcast discusses ineffective cross-examination, revealing tapes, defense strategy, witness testimony, and the impact of FTX's collapse on BlockFi.

Former CEO of Alameda Research, Caroline Ellison, takes the stand in the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried. Topics include her involvement in the disappearance of $8 billion in crypto, the intriguing family drama in the courtroom, the defendant's decision to testify, and updates on the trial and witness testimonies.