Charles Hoskinson has taken a jab at SBF and recently published Michael Lewis’s book on FTX collapse
has taken to the X social media platform to share his take on the recently released book on the scandalous collapse of the FTX crypto giant in November last year.
Hoskinson also reminded that the New York articles treated the guilty CEO gently and softly and now, he says, Michael Lewis, the writer of bestsellers based on true stories, has basically created a book which is nothing but “an apology tour” for SBF.
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