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It’s been 16 days since FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US and former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) is believed to still be hiding out at his resort of the Bahamas. This weekend, the Youtuber known as Bitboy decided to travel to Nassau to ask SBF about the collapse of FTX, and crypto proponents on social media are eagerly watching Bitboy search for SBF on the Internet. ‘island.
Trying To Confront SBF In The Bahamas, Bitboy Says He’s Doing What Nobody Wants To Do
Crypto Twitter, otherwise known as CT, was entertained last weekend by Youtube personality bitboy, otherwise known as Ben Armstrong. The reason Bitboy has been getting so much attention these past few days is that he decided to fly to the Bahamas so he could interview Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF).
It is assumed that SBF is still in the Bahamas, even though the former crypto executive’s purported private jet has flown back and forth from Nassau to Argentina more than eight times since filing for bankruptcy. A few days ago, Bitboy told CT that he was traveling to the Bahamas to do what no one wanted to do, which was to ask SBF about the FTX disaster.
We have @Bitboy_Crypto camping outside of Sam Bankman-Fried’s condo in the Bahamas 🇧🇸.
The man won’t stop until he has answers. ✔️
— David Gokhshtein (@davidgokhshtein) November 26, 2022
US investigators are reportedly investigating the FTX collapse, but people don’t believe law enforcement is actually doing anything. Plus, they surely don’t believe in media efforts, as publications like The New York Times (NYT), The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Forbes, and The Washington Post have been accused of protecting SBF’s image and to print “puff pieces”. about FTX and Alameda executives.
NOBODY ELSE HERE IS TRYING TO GET THE TRUTH
Only U.S.
People are terrified for my safety. I eat a tuna steak lol. I’m doing well. Guys, you have no idea. It’s not what you think it is. It’s not at all dangerous here. It’s really super welcoming.
—Ben Amstrong (@Bitboy_Crypto) November 26, 2022
Bitboy’s visit to the Bahamas has been trending for 24 hours, and Twitter’s vertical trends show over 100,000 tweets on the subject at the time of writing. The Youtuber with over a million Twitter followers stress Saturday that “no one else is trying to find out the truth”. Bitboy said his SBF hunt was not about getting attention, but rather getting some real answers from the former FTX CEO.
“It’s not about clicks. These are answers. And I’m not leaving this island without them,” Bitboy tweeted. Lots of people showed enthusiasm for what Bitboy is doing and many thought it was a lot of fun. “Who Needs Netflix When You Have CT?” an individual asked. In fact, crypto fans were quite amazed that it was Bitboy questioning SBF rather than investigators and the media.
Crypto Influencers Show Respect to Bitboy for Reporting Efforts, Condominium Staff Says Nobody Looked Up SBF
“So here’s the guy handling and investigating the FTX scandal,” Cryptobull Twitter account wrote. “Not the FBI, not the DOJ, not the media, and certainly not the SEC. My respect [Bitboy]Cryptobull added. Bitboy responded to Cryptobull’s tweet and said, “I told you I was here fighting for the people. If no one else does, I will. However , getting in touch with SBF was difficult for Bitboy because SBF has blocked him on Twitter. But that didn’t stop Bitboy’s hunt to find SBF so he could be interviewed and the Youtuber shared photos and videos of the experience.
A group of photos shared by Bitboy on Saturday were a few images of SBF’s alleged Toyota Corrola. “According to Twitter, it’s Sam’s Corolla”, Bitboy tweeted. “Complete with pills in the front seat. Maybe someone can identify what they are. And an MSI laptop on the back. SBF, look out your bud window. I just want to talk. Come tell your story,” added the Youtuber.
Sami. Let’s talk. pic.twitter.com/XMRXri24wo
—Ben Amstrong (@Bitboy_Crypto) November 26, 2022
bitboy too shared a video of the Albany seaside condominium where SBF would currently reside. “It’s amazing to me that a staff member at Albany said we were the first to pick up Sam WTF,” Bitboy tweeted. The Youtuber also messaged SBF via iMessage and Bitboy shared a photo texts that show SBF may have read them. Later that evening, Bitboy said:
I’m just here because no one wanted to represent the people and take on Sam.
A slew of cryptocurrency supporters tweeted about Bitboy’s visit to the Bahamas to interview SBF. Bitcoin supporter Layah Heilpern explained that she wanted to see a live stream of the visit. “It’s confirmed [Bitboy] is officially outside Sam Bankman-Fried’s house, demanding answers,” Heilpern said. tweeted. “How does a crypto guy do a better job than American investigators? I want a live stream right now… Anybody else?
Throwback to when the security guard escorted us. Brian was pretty cool.
Sam, Barb and Joe are the ones who did.
Sam, I’ll be back if you put me on the guest list. pic.twitter.com/13OqNOBSwq
—Ben Amstrong (@Bitboy_Crypto) November 27, 2022
Following Bitboy’s tweets, photos and videos on Saturday, the Youtuber said SBF would have been evicted from the beachfront condo in 48 hours. “Sam will be kicked out of Albany within 48 hours. Can you imagine living there knowing how many enemies he has and now seeing how easy it is to get in there? Bitboy said. If you’re his neighbor, would you want that kind of attention in your million dollar resort? The next day, the Youtuber said:
We basically did the equivalent of throwing a digital hammer through Sam’s window. Once he got off his rods last night, how do you think he slept?
What do you think of Bitboy flying to the Bahamas to confront and interview former FTX CEO SBF? Let us know what you think about this topic in the comments section below.
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