“You’re An Absolute Fraud”: Chicago CEO Terry Duffy Recalls First Meeting Sam Bankman-Fried – ZeroHedge

"(CME Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Terry Duffy)'s senses from days of being in the pit are still sharp as can be. He pegged FTX for a fraud before the company blew up - and told (Sam) Bankman-Fried as much to his face, as he called on the podcast."
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Susan
3 years ago

FTX Mf global. (LTCM. Enron. Countrywide Mortgage. Worldcomm. Theranos. Lehmann bros…..) Premise: selective oversight and selective enforcement of the law are debilitating cancer on economy. Be it new tech (crypto) or legacy (see above list), regulation is both necessary and insufficient. Solution 1.: complete deregulation. Buy a ticket, take your chances. No bailouts. Solution 2: complete regulation. Trust your government (as in Illinois) with omnipotent power to allow selective monopoly and monopsony special conditions exclusively for friends of the regime. Heads they win, tails you (taxpayer) lose. Solution 3: create a bypass system which tolerates thoughtful regulation, has a robust… Read more »

not surprising
3 years ago
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SBF is not surprising. He is a product of today’s the elitist educational system. Economics, fiscal responsibility, living within your means, none of that matters. What matters is adopting the “right” narrative; in this case the altruistic gibberish SBF spewed to cover fraud.

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