- The controversial article explained how some people from the Bahamas were sympathetic to SBF because he used to tip well.
- The article added that SBF’s arrest could cause a retreat from wealthy crypto investors leading to a possible economic crisis.
- The article caused a stir and drew criticism for normalizing financial crimes.
The New York Times has recently been a subject of mockery after it published a sympathetic article about Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the founder of the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX.
In the U.S., Sam Bankman-Fried is persona non grata. But in interviews across the Bahamas, residents say that his crimes were hardly comparable to the gang violence of the island, and expressed fears of economic fallout if crypto investors don't return. https://t.co/aUeAnImTbT— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 26, 2022
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