In the grand theater of power and pardons, where mercy is dished out like confetti at a crypto rally, one man finds himself left in the dust-Sam Bankman-Fried, the fallen FTX emperor, now serving a 25-year sentence for turning customer funds into a personal piggy bank. President Trump, with the moral clarity of a man whoâs never met a ledger he liked, declared to The New York Times that SBFâs name remains etched in the ânoâ column, despite his recent generosity toward Changpeng Zhao and Ross Ulbricht. A true friend, indeed, if youâre not on the wrong side of a $25-year prison sentence. đ
- Trump, in a rare moment of candor (or perhaps a press secretaryâs nightmare), told the Times heâd sooner eat a blockchain than pardon SBF-a man who now communicates via X posts curated by an associate like a crypto-era court jester. đŚ
- This decision, folks, is a masterclass in political theater. While CZ and Ulbricht bask in the warm glow of clemency, SBF remains a cautionary tale for Democrats, a man who donated millions to Bidenâs cause only to find his own fate hinging on a man who once called climate change a hoax. đđĽ
- SBF, undeterred, continues his digital diatribes from behind bars, proving that even a 25-year sentence canât stop a man from tweeting about justice-assuming his associate remembers to charge the phone. đą
During a two-hour interview that doubled as a reality TV script, Trump casually dropped names like a DJ at a presidential pardon party. When asked about SBF, he shrugged like a man whoâd just remembered he forgot to water his cactus, stating flatly that the FTX founder wouldnât be joining the âIâm innocentâ club. A decision that screams fairness, unless youâre a crypto bro with a guilty verdict and a Biden bumper sticker. đ
Bankman-Fried, now a digital ghost haunting X with curated wisdom, once praised Trumpâs mercy toward a Honduran president accused of drug trafficking. A move that either proves SBFâs legal genius or his desperate grasp at any lifeline, even one strung with political contradictions. đ
Meanwhile, Trumpâs crypto pardons read like a LinkedIn list of âTop 5 People Who Shouldâve Hired a Better Lawyer.â Zhao and Ulbricht, now free to chase their next hustle, while SBF remains a cautionary tale for anyone who donates to the wrong party. In this circus, the only thing clearer than Trumpâs picks is the lesson: never bet against the man with the pen. đď¸
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