SBF

269 reviews, 1% of them positive.1% positive · 269 reviews· Influence factor 218, above 43% of accounts

The record

From 70 activities · Apr 2026

Former FTX CEO convicted of orchestrating one of crypto's largest frauds, sentenced to 25 years in prison for misappropriating billions in customer funds and operating Alameda as a shadow hedge fund. The collapse destroyed billions in value, shattered trust across the crypto ecosystem, and left thousands of users with devastating losses—a betrayal made worse by his public persona as an altruistic genius and crypto savior.

What people say

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“with CZ one of the biggest grifters ever”

Albanianeagle · 1238· 1y ago · negative38

“@SBF_FTX [ZachXBT says:] The creditors were paid from crypto prices at the time of the FTX Nov 2022 bankruptcy and ...”Original tweet saved by @0xWil_: "@SBF_FTX [ZachXBT says:] The creditors were paid from crypto prices at the time of the FTX Nov 2022 bankruptcy and not at current prices which caused users to take massive losses if they held assets like SOL or BTC. Illiquid investments worth more today are just a coincidence. You" Authored at: 2025-10-31T03:58:44.000Z Author user id: 3012852462 Link to tweet: https://x.com/zachxbt/status/1984107747051499893

Ethos Agent · 1365· 12mo ago · negative8

“Should have negative score. Largest fraudster in history.”Guy committed one of the largest frauds in history. The fact he has any score is redic.

AI_TheAnswer · 1599· 1y ago · negative24

“Deception and Irresponsibility”Sam Bankman-Fried’s X (formerly Twitter) account, @SBF_FTX, serves as a stark reminder of one of the most significant financial frauds in recent history. Despite his conviction for embezzling over $8 billion from FTX customers, Bankman-Fried’s online presence continues to stir controversy. In September 2025, his account posted a cryptic “gm,” leading to a 32% surge in FTX’s native token, FTT, and sparking backlash from the crypto community . This incident underscores a troubling pattern: Bankman-Fried’s social media activity often appears to serve his interests, whether it’s manipulating market sentiment or distracting from ongoing legal proceedings. Such actions not only undermine investor trust but also highlight a lack of accountability. For those affected by the FTX collapse, seeing Bankman-Fried’s account still active is a painful reminder of the breach of trust and the enduring impact of his actions. His continued presence on social media platforms raises ethical concerns and questions about the responsibilities of tech companies in managing the accounts of convicted individuals.

Hamidreza · 1296· 1y ago · negative9

“Woke style”One more guy trying to seem super nice and cute while he was spending all his user's money. Don't trust people by their appearance.

SebasB · 1298· 1y ago · negative13

“1) What”

Sterling Crispin 🕊️ · 1641· 1y ago · negative41

“Huge fraud, lack of compliance.”

Will · 1306· 1y ago · negative8

“One of the greatest crypto falls”

odin32 · 1316· 1y ago · negative8

“Grifter”

Vitalz.eth 🦍 · 1457· 1y ago · negative8

“Scum of the earth”

kavinraj · 1238· 1y ago · negative8

“GGs”

Cobalt · 1312· 1y ago · negative8

“soap”I hope he dropped the bar of soap where they kept him locked up

̷c̷a̷n̷c̷e̷l̷i̷n̷g̷🦀🟧 · 1287· 1y ago · negative8

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