FTX: Elon Musk has fun with Sam Bankman-Fried

Not everyone is about to roll out the red carpet at SBF for the criminal act he just did at FTX. Since his last appearance in public, a rain of reactions has flooded the web. Elon Musk, who no longer even hides his disdain for the fallen crypto billionaire, has been alternating between less sympathetic tweets about him lately.

Elon Musk mocks SBF’s performance in League of Legends (LoL)

The ex-FTX boss allegedly lied about his performance in the League of Legends (LoL)

SBF was bad at the League [of Legends]that’s all. »

This post from the new CEO of Twitter dating from Saturday, December 3 would be inspired by the post of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat elected to Congress, published in mid-November. This has indeed rice in the face of Sam Bankman-Fried, the man who boasted of his rank of Bronze III in League of Legends.

SBF, a bad player in the League of Legends

The VECs were impressed with the Bronze III? (no offense to the Bronze III. »

As a reminder, League of Legends has nine tiers: Challenger stands as the highest of them and Bronze sits just above the lowest tier. Basically, SBF couldn’t even complete half of the game. While in 2021 he didn’t hide his pride as a true LoL fan.

SBF also lied about this topic

Fortunately, Elon Musk was able to sniff out the bluff from the boss of FTX who wanted to inject $ 3 billion into Twitter from the start.

Musk raises FTX aid to Democrats

Sam Bankman-Fried Reportedly Donated Over $1 Billion to Democrats

This is only the figure revealed to the public. His actual Democratic election support is likely over $1 billion. The money went somewhere, so where did it go? »

The same day, Musk also questioned the veracity of all of the donations attributed by the ex-boss of FTX to the Democrats. According to bitcoin news, the $40 million is just the tip of the iceberg. Will Manidis, CEO of Science IO, believes that this sum would guarantee Samuel Bankman-Fried freedom and a better return on investment. However, he would have siphoned off more than 10 billion dollars belonging to FTX investors.

FTX’s deposed CEO is reportedly plotting a triumphant return to the crypto universe. Lately, he’s been seen at the New York Times’ DealBook summit and on Good Morning America to test the waters. His attempt to restore his image will not be easy, however., above all if celebrities like Elon Musk or Ryan Wyatt, CEO of Polygon, continue to put a spoke in his wheels. Should SBF first revise its League of Legends records upwards before moving on?

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