RE: SBF appearance at the New York Times Dealbook Summit: What were the main points?
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The points in 12-14 are interesting because it shows his mindset. He basically wishes that he could have kept the (alleged) ponzi scheme going longer and even has hope that this can be fixed and FTX could continue.
I wish Caroline Ellison would do an interview like this to tell her side of the story.
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Thanks for reading through it! Yes, much of the blame is being purposefully directed towards Caroline / Alameda. It would be interesting if she ever decides to speak her side of the story. Meanwhile, Trabucco who was co-CEO till the summer is totally off the radars
I'm not familiar with Trabucco, but I'll look into who he is. SBF also did another interview that aired this morning on the show Good Morning America:
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It looks like they are playing a well orchestrated pity-redemption arc. His lawyers or PR firm is probably behind it