New York Judge Has Barred SBF from Contacting Former or Current Alameda and FTX Employees

New York Judge Has Barred SBF from Contacting Former or Current Alameda and FTX Employees

A New York judge has barred SBF from contacting former or current employees of Alameda and FTX. In addition, SBF is prohibited from using Signal or other ephemeral messaging applications.

Prosecutors claimed that SBF had reached out to at least one employee (Ryne Miller, the current general counsel for FTX US) to allegedly attempt to influence his future witness testimony.

"I would really love to reconnect and see if there’s a way for us to have a constructive relationship, use each other as resources when possible, or at least vet things with each other," the DOJ’s letter quotes SBF as saying to Ryne Miller.

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Alameda Research

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