Former FTX CEO $FTT Sam Bankman-Fried has once again officially submitted a clemency request to President Trump. The application is registered on the Justice Department's site under the category 'post-incarceration clemency'.
In January, Trump stated in an interview with NYT that he does not plan to grant him clemency. However, in recent months, Bankman-Fried has been actively showing support for the president on social media.
The clemency request adds a new front to an already complex legal battle: previously, the court denied the businessman a new trial, and the appeal against his 25-year sentence is ongoing.
In November 2023, Bankman-Fried was found guilty on seven counts of fraud and money laundering for misusing FTX client funds. The businessman denies his guilt.#Write2Earn #ftt #FTX $BTC $BNB
In January, Trump stated in an interview with NYT that he does not plan to grant him clemency. However, in recent months, Bankman-Fried has been actively showing support for the president on social media.
The clemency request adds a new front to an already complex legal battle: previously, the court denied the businessman a new trial, and the appeal against his 25-year sentence is ongoing.
In November 2023, Bankman-Fried was found guilty on seven counts of fraud and money laundering for misusing FTX client funds. The businessman denies his guilt.#Write2Earn #ftt #FTX $BTC $BNB
