Brett Harrison spent less than 18 months as president of FTX US. During that time, he said he noticed signs of trouble.
Harrison, who spent less than 18 months as president of FTX US, is not facing any criminal charges. He said he quickly noticed signs of trouble during his brief tenure.
Harrison said that it was in the first six months of his tenure that “pronounced cracks began to form in my own relationship with Sam.”AFP via Getty Images Harrison claimed he stood up to Bankman-Fried, who surrounded himself with an inner circle that was afraid to question his decisions. Bankman-Fried loomed large over the company, which made it harder to challenge his decisions, Harrison tweeted.
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