Bankman-Fried allegedly bribed Chinese official with $40 million
Former FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly bribed at least one Chinese government official with a $40 million payment to unfreeze accounts associated with his firm Alameda Research, according to court documents. Fortune reporter Leo Schwartz outlines how prosecutors are continuing to build a case against Bankman-Fried and his current whereabouts.
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