On August 22nd, SBF appeared in court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to fraud and money laundering charges related to last year's FTX crash. SBF was tried in the Southern District Court of New York, and a new indictment accused him of using client funds for various activities, from buying personal real estate to political donations. Prosecutors asked the court to order SBF's defense team to share more information about his proposed legal defense.
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