More Strange News About Sam Bankman-Fried

SBF's Shocking Strategies: From Republican to Rehabilitator?

Newly released court documents shed light on some unorthodox ideas Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former FTX CEO, considered rebuilding his image and launching a new crypto venture after FTX's collapse. Prosecutors, seeking a 50-year prison sentence, included a Google document outlining SBF's potential strategies.

These tactics reportedly included a surprising political shift: aligning himself with the Republican party. Additionally, the document mentions him potentially criticizing the "woke agenda" and even distancing himself from FTX's current management.

The document reveals SBF's attempt to leverage his connections with author Michael Lewis for a potential interview, possibly to sway public opinion. Social media wasn't off the table either, with mentions of using Twitter polls to gauge public sentiment for future actions. Leaking documents to the press was also allegedly considered as part of his PR strategy.

These revelations offer an inside look at SBF's desperate attempts to salvage his reputation amidst legal battles and public scorn. While promoting Solana in prison seems to be his current strategy, these documents raise questions about the lengths he might go to in the future.

BOME Frenzy Fuels Another Risky Pre-Sale: Users Gamble on SNAP Token

The wild success of Book of Meme (BOME) has seemingly emboldened investors to take a chance on another high-risk pre-sale. On March 15th, a Solana (SOL) address belonging to a user known as Kero on X (formerly Twitter) received a staggering 53 million SOL (over $9.6 million) in just four hours.

This influx stemmed from Kero's announcement of a pre-sale for a new token called SNAP. Following a similar model to BOME, users would send SOL to Kero's wallet in exchange for SNAP tokens, with a minimum buy-in of 1 SOL. Notably, Kero set a cap of 50 million SOL for the pre-sale, which was quickly surpassed by eager participants.

This pre-sale model raises concerns, as it heavily relies on trust and carries a significant risk of being a scam. However, the success of BOME, whose price skyrocketed a mind-blowing 5,000% after its distribution, seems to have fueled investor appetite for such ventures. One user reportedly sent 50 SOL to the pre-sale address and managed to sell their holdings for a whopping 767 SOL within 14 hours.

Fueled by this frenzy and the promise of explosive returns, the newly minted BOME token secured listings on major centralized exchanges like Gate.io, KuCoin, and MEXC. While BOME's story may tempt some, it's crucial to remember the inherent risks involved in such speculative pre-sales. Always conduct thorough research and only invest what you can afford to lose.

Book of Meme experiences a 345% surge in just 24 hours, prompting Binance to join the trend.

Book of Meme (BOME), the red-hot meme coin, surged 345% in just 24 hours, reaching $0.02703. Trading volume exploded by 262% to $3.8 billion, making it the ninth most-traded cryptocurrency today.

BOME's meteoric rise began on March 14th, skyrocketing over 39,000% from its all-time low in just 48 hours. This phenomenal jump propelled its market cap to a staggering $1.25 billion, cracking the top 100 biggest coins and becoming the seventh largest meme coin.

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