SBF signs extradition papers, set to return to face charges in the US
The FTX founder has reportedly signed on the dotted line, bringing him a step closer to returning to US soil.
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The FTX founder has reportedly signed on the dotted line, bringing him a step closer to returning to US soil.
A viral video making rounds on Twitter showed two police officers searching a suspect’s car and coming across pieces of paper, one of which contained seed phrases.
Gate US said it obtained licenses to operate in “several” U.S. states along with a money service business license from FinCEN leading up to its local launch.
The former FTX CEO attended an emergency hearing of the Bahamas Magistrate Court just hours earlier, returning to prison following the event.
Under the proposed bill, companies could apply for an “enforceable compliance agreement” with offices at federal financial agencies that would allow for a regulatory path forward.
The entrepreneur reportedly reconsidered his earlier decision to contest extradition and now would be able to appear in a United States court.
Authorities in the Bahamas have had the former FTX CEO in custody since Dec. 12, shortly before he was denied bail.
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