Multimillion-dollar luxury homes, all-expenses-paid hotels, 24/7 catering and private chefs were some of the perks FTX employees enjoyed for putting up with its “cult-like” work environment according to a former employee.
Employees were provided “expensed stays in luxury hotels” in addition to access to the “half dozen condos” rented or bought by the company.
A still from a video taken by Cloud depicting an FTX work party at the Albany resort in the Bahamas. Bankman-Fried was known to reside at the location. Image: Instagramagainst Bankman-Fried claiming he used FTX customer funds for luxury real estate purchases.
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