FTX founder SBF confirms NYT speaking event with Biden’s treasury sec Yellen, Zelensky, Zuckerberg
Bankman-Fried is no longer the CEO of FTX, and new management has made clear that he has nothing to do with the company.
Bankman-Fried is no longer the CEO of FTX, and new management has made clear that he has nothing to do with the company.

On Wednesday, disgraced FTX founder and now-former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried confirmed that he was still slated to speak at the DealBook Summit on November 30, an event sponsored by the New York Times and hosted by journalist Andrew Sorkin.
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View on XBankman-Fried made the announcement on Twitter in response to skepticism regarding claims he made in a letter to employees the day before. Bankman-Fried is no longer the CEO of FTX, and new management has made clear that he has nothing to do with the company.
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View on Rumble"I’ll be speaking with @andrewrsorkin at the @dealbook summit next Wednesday," SBF wrote, however he did not specify what questions he would be up for discusing, or whether he would go into more detail about the alleged investment interest for the company he no longer helms.
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View on XThe summit, which is also sponsored by a partner of the World Economic Forum, was announced in October, before the FTX debacle hit the front page of every news outlet in the country.
The crypto bro will be joined by a host of other notable figures including Biden's Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Vice President Mike Pence, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and Blackrock CEO Larry Fink.
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