In a recent tweet, Ripple’s general counsel Stuart Alderoty shed more light on the charges filed by the SEC against the former CEO of the former second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume.
Alderoty said the SEC’s complaint against Bankman-Fried is a plot by the agency to recover funds for “FTX’s sophisticated equity investors.” He noted that the regulatory body does not care about retail investors “who have been left holding the bag in bankruptcy court.”
“To be clear: The SEC’s tag-along complaint against SBF seeks to recover funds for FTX’s sophisticated equity investors, not the consumers,” Alderoty said.
(By Lele Jima)
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