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Simon Dixon Tweets on SBF Ownership Claims on Robinhood Stock
- Simon Dixon tweeted that it wouldn’t be surprising if SBF received $450 million in stock from Robinhood (NASDAQ:).
- He referred to the SBF’s request to hold his Robinhood shares to meet later expenses on the case.
- BlockFi has also asked to share making an ownership claim.
Simon Dixon, CEO and co-founder of online investment platform BankToTheFuture.com today tweeted that it wouldn’t be surprising if Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of the crypto company had collapsed. dumped FTX, “finding a way to put the stock to protect myself,” from his Robinhood share.
#FTX or #BlockFi creditors will get them but from my experience with Chapter 11 protection I wouldn’t be surprised if @SBF_FTX found a way to get shares to protect themselves. Why do you think he voluntarily returned to America? Financial Crime Chapter 11 Protection
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