That's almost... impressive.
Of course, SBF's detainment doesn't necessarily mean that he'll actually be charged with anything. But still, the fact that Bahamian forces have taken any mitigating steps is a pretty impressive marker of just how badly FTX blew it. Along with its global reputation as a tax haven, the island nation has a long history as a top money laundering locale, and has more recently moved toin a major way. If you're going to get into any web3 sketchiness, the Bahamas are the place to be.
This development also comes amid a flurry of rumors regarding the fallen figure's alleged plans to flee. Though the widely-circulated theory that SBF had hopped a plane to Argentina was debunked (when
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