Investors are still paying close attention to Sam Bankman-Fried, known popularly as "SBF", even though he no longer serves as the CEO of FTX FTT/USD after its dramatic collapse.
He published two cryptic tweets over the weekend, the first reading “What” and the second “H.” On Monday, he tweeted “A,” “P,” “P,” and “E,” apparently beginning to spell out “What happened.”
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What Happened: Some investors are scratching their heads and making jokes about Sam's Twitter thread.
— Cole (@cole0x) November 14, 2022
Bearica Wall, a Twitter user, said SBF is tweeting in slow motion and revoking previous tweets simultaneously in order to prevent bots from detecting it.
Is Sam typing his thread in slow motion and deleting select tweets simultaneously so that bots won’t detect it? Is that the reason he’s doing this? pic.twitter.com/uYrrMSoItG
— Bearica Wall (@ercwl) November 15, 2022
“He’s combing through his past tweets searching for incriminating statements and will only tweet the next letter in his fake thread as soon as he finds a tweet he needs to delete,” Wall tweeted.
However, another user was quick to point out that SBF has actually not been deleting tweets. “The reduction in tweet count has come from other accounts deleting tweets (mostly related to FTX/SBF) that Sam had retweeted.”
looks like @SBF_FTX has not been deleting tweets
the reduction in tweet count has come from other accounts deleting tweets (mostly related to FTX/SBF) that Sam had RT’d
lotta @TomBrady
SBF, on the other hand, ended his bizarre thread, writing, "NOT LEGAL ADVICE. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. THIS IS ALL AS I REMEMBER IT, BUT MY MEMORY MIGHT BE FAULTY IN PARTS."
Price Action: FTX token is trading at $1.46 down 7.60% in the past 24 hours, according to Benzinga Pro.
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