FTX has invested heavily in SpaceX and Sequoia, among others.
Recent reports indicate where all the lost money went. SBF rarely answers this question in interviews.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, may have come to be associated with the collapse of the FTX exchange, but there is much more to it than that. The FTX empire's trading company, Alameda Research, has a significantly bigger impact on the whole FTX drama.
Recent reports claim that information has been acquired that demonstrates where all the lost money went. SBF has frequently refused to provide a response to this subject in interviews.
The distributed group of about 500 illiquid investments is held by ten holding organizations. The data indicates that the total investment value is higher than $5.4 billion.
Genesis, a cryptocurrency miner, and Anthropic, a company that does artificial intelligence research, both received significant investments from Alameda Research's private equity portfolio. In addition to this, investments have also been made in Elon Musk's SpaceX and Boring Company, as well as companies like Sequoia Capital and Anthony Scaramucci's SkyBridge Capital.
According to reports, $300 million was spent in these businesses through "K5 investments."
Most of Alameda's remaining funds were invested in cryptocurrencies and other DeFi projects, including TrueFi, Magic Eden, Burnt Finance, Parallel Finance, Solfarm, Sundaeswap, Sahicoin, and others.
Chingari, Dune Analytics, Messari, DaoSquare, and others are non-linear cryptocurrency investments.
The list also includes a sizable number of up-and-coming betting sites, online banks, publishing houses, reproductive clinics, manufacturers of military drones, and companies that specialise in vertical farming.
This is a developing story that is frequently updated.
