Day 15 of the trial of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) continued with the prosecution’s cross-examination, focusing on SBF’s relationship with the Bahamian government, handling of customer funds, and transparency issues. The defense conducted a re-direct examination to provide context and nuance to SBF’s responses. The prosecution presented evidence, including messages and videos, to support their claims. Notably, SBF clarified that it was another member of the government who sought fund withdrawals and that authorization for withdrawals was for a short period. SBF expressed uncertainty about the meaning of “transact” in relation to banks and crypto exchanges. The defense emphasized that SBF was following legal procedures regarding the Robin Hood shares. The trial may conclude earlier than expected as the prosecution announced that it no longer intends to bring rebuttal witnesses. The fate of SBF now lies in the hands of the jury, who will consider the evidence and arguments presented throughout the trial.

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Companies	Robin Hood, Alameda Research, North Dimension, Bahamian government, Bill Clinton Foundation
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