🚨 BREAKING: Sam Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges — and his trial date has been revealed
Perhaps the most surprising twist in the tale saw the U.S. propose an additional bail condition that would stop the embattled entrepreneur from accessing or transferring any assets that belonged to the two businesses he founded.
"We do have concerns that within a period of a few days additional assets could become inaccessible."eight counts of fraud, conspiracy, money laundering and campaign finance violations could see SBF jailed for life. While his lawyers haven't said that outright, they did file a motion on Tuesday morning asking a judge to keep secret the identity of two additional co-signers of the $250 million bond allowing Bankman-Fried to await trial under house arrest rather than in jail.
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