I Accidentally Got SBF To Admit to Fraud

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Published 2022-12-07
How I got Sam to admit to co-mingled funds on FTX leading up to their bankruptcy in ways that I believe is fraudulent. Sam Bankman Fried is the former CEO of FTX and accused of fraud.

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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Background to the Call
1:05 The Plan
2:12 Failure 1 - New York Times
4:30 Failure 2 - George Stephanopoulos
7:06 Failure 3 - Coffeezilla
8:38 Lessons Learned = The NEW Strategy
9:33 3rd Sam Bankman Fried Call Begins
10:04 Were you treating client assets differently?
10:31 Focus on Client Assets Only
10:51 Sam Tries to Deflect to Alameda
11:26 Can You Explain What That Means?
11:40 Separate Legal Agreement
12:05 Let's Focus Only on the Assets that Terms of Service Applied to
12:29 Sam Cites Billions of Withdrawals
13:32 Is there 1:1 Assets for Customers Who Didn't Agree to Margin?
14:19 Sam Finally Explains "Fungibility" of Funds During Bankruptcy
15:41 There Are No Buckets
16:38 During Collapse We May Have Allowed Withdrawals
17:27 You Can't Treat Everyone Equally
17:51 You Monopolized The Discussion Coffeezilla, Stop Grandstanding
18:40 My Reaction to Sam's Blowup
19:15 I Got What I Was Looking For
20:13 Analogy to Traditional Finance
21:08 Everyone was Subject to the Same Risk
22:31 Did I Monopolize Sam's Time

All Comments (21)
  • @user60521123
    I like how SBF answers questions about his company like he’s an outsider who’s just as puzzled about what happened.
  • @treeskers
    Every SBF interview in a nutshell: "I don't have that data right now" "I don't know all the details, sorry" "My best guess is..." "I'm not sure, but.." literally the founder of the company
  • @Caiyde
    He said you monopolised his time because you're the one that stands out. You made him sweat, so the thirty minutes he spent talking to you felt like thirty hours. Excellent work. Genuinely a job well done.
  • @DaveScottADV
    I think the craziest thing is that Sam was doing all these interviews to begin with. He really thought he was going to trick the entire world with his BS.
  • @largebills337
    CZilla: So you stabbed him to death? SBF: No I didn't stab him to death. Gerber is a company that manufactures knives. I introduced a Gerber product to him internally but that is not what caused his death. As you know the heart pumps blood, and the blood must circulate throughout the body in order to maintain life. Now in the initial few minutes after I introduced the Gerber product to him internally his heart continued to pump blood at the same rate as it had previous to the introduction of the Gerber product. Once he realized that blood which was inside his veins was now flowing down his chest on an external basis it was then incumbent upon him to reduce the external flow of blood. So....in summation he was alive both before and after my internal introduction of the Gerber product and his own actions post introduction resulted in his demise. I see where you're coming from when you say I stabbed him to death but you are just grandstanding. 🤔
  • @raMmpage18
    Judge: "How do you plead?" Sam: "I cannot answer that now because I don't have the data."
  • @gregfox8132
    His lawyers wouldn't want him to do any interviews, but Sam has to be the cleverist person in the room, but that is going to be his long term downfall.
  • @Rob-yj1gg
    “I’m afraid your assets were quite fungible after all, Mr. Bond.” Holy hell good job on getting him to admit it.
  • @marvininabox
    When the interviewee resorts to “stop being mean to me” you’ve effectively won
  • @Mamenber
    I love how much of his defense is just "I forgor 💀"
  • @justcat_69
    The amount of times this man says "I think- and again I'm just taking a stab at this" BRO YOU ARE THE CEO 💀💀
  • @anzew000
    Jury used this video in case and found him guilty
  • The fact that a YouTuber is outdoing professional journalists is both a testament to Coffeezilla's skills and the middling abilities of traditional media
  • @Me-sb2xp
    I will never understand why this man didn't just listen to his lawyers and stay quiet. Good job Coffeezilla.
  • @Spilled_Pizza
    The ear to ear smile that CoffeeZilla got when SBF said “you’ve been monopolizing these conversations- you need to stop grandstanding- if you could let me elaborate” HE KNEW. He KNEW he got him there with that 😂😂 busted
  • @ftd888
    As a former prosecutor, I never handled complex, white collar cases. However, just from a legal perspective, it sounds like you got him. He admitted to knowingly commingling funds — in a way that directly violates the terms of service. AND he admitted that was their general, business practice. Very exciting!
  • @tewks4458
    Watching SBF squirm while people ask him basic questions about how his company operated is my new favorite sub-genre of content.
  • @ArchibaldClumpy
    The difference is a kid who didnt grow up rich goes to jail when they rob a home and then say "Just taking a stab in the dark because I don't have the data in front of me, but at some point that family's assets became fungible with my own."
  • @DracoGalboy
    It's interesting that he basically said you can only respond to what he said immediately after dodging questions and not responding to the actual question you ask