SBF in Solitary After Tucker Interview: Trump Pardon Odds Jump
- SBF placed in solitary confinement after an unauthorized Tucker Carlson interview.
- Polymarket data shows nearly doubled odds for SBF pardon after the interview.
- SBF’s family consulting Trump-linked lawyer to seek clemency for him.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, has been placed in solitary confinement after giving an unauthorized interview with Tucker Carlson.
The interview, which was done without the approval of the US Bureau of Prisons, was shared on March 7, leading to controversy.
NEW: SBF now in solitary confinement after giving unauthorized Tucker Carlson interview.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) March 8, 2025
Since the illicit interview aired, the odds of an SBF pardon have nearly doubled.https://t.co/LDzKAFH5cG
Unauthorized Interview Lands SBF in Isolation
The Bureau confirmed that the interview had not been authorized, resulting in Bankman-Fried’s isolation. This move has brought renewed attention to his case and the ongoing discussions about his possible release.
During the interview, Bankman-Fried opened up about his experience in prison and discussed his views on crypto regulation in the United States. He claimed that he did …
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SBF in Solitary After Tucker Interview: Trump Pardon Odds Jump
- SBF placed in solitary confinement after an unauthorized Tucker Carlson interview.
- Polymarket data shows nearly doubled odds for SBF pardon after the interview.
- SBF’s family consulting Trump-linked lawyer to seek clemency for him.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, has been placed in solitary confinement after giving an unauthorized interview with Tucker Carlson.
The interview, which was done without the approval of the US Bureau of Prisons, was shared on March 7, leading to controversy.
NEW: SBF now in solitary confinement after giving unauthorized Tucker Carlson interview.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) March 8, 2025
Since the illicit interview aired, the odds of an SBF pardon have nearly doubled.
Unauthorized Interview Lands SBF in Isolation
The Bureau confirmed that the interview had not been authorized, resulting in Bankman-Fried’s isolation. This move has brought renewed attention to his case and the ongoing discussions about his possible release.
During the interview, Bankman-Fried opened up about his experience in prison and discussed his views on crypto regulation in the United States. He claimed that he did …
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