The Latest Breaking News from Sam Bankman-Fried

The interview was apparently not approved by prison officials.

"There's no shame in failing, unless it's catastrophic," says Synapse founder Sankaet Pathak.

Convicted crypto grifter Sam Bankman-Fried was reportedly thrown in solitary confinement following an unauthorized jailhouse interview with Tucker Carlson this week.

‘I don’t think I’m a criminal,’ he told Tucker Carlson in a jailhouse interview

Three prosecutors have been placed on leave by the Trump administration's Department of Justice, including one who worked on the prosecution of New York City Mayor Eric Adams and successfully prosecuted Ghislaine Maxwell for crimes committed in collaboration with the late Jeffrey Epstein.

Sam Bankman-Fried appeared in the latest episode of Tucker Carlson's X show, revealing Sean "Diddy" Combs had been "kind" to him in prison. He also shared his thoughts on being "abandoned" by the Democrats he helped ahead of the FTX collapse.

The man behind FTX shared what its like to spend time with rapper-mogul Diddy in a Tucker Carlson interview

It's unclear how Bankman-Fried was able to access social media from prison.

Crypto users on X are unpleased that SBF was "allowed" to post on his X account while serving his 25-year sentence – the former FTX CEO commented on the issue of federal workers losing their jobs amid the DOGE's federal government downsizing.

Former FTX CEO tweeted for the first time in more than two years to address the Trump administration’s sweeping departmental cuts

In his first prison interview, Sam Bankman-Fried said his conviction was among the cases of "prosecutorial overreach" as implemented by the Biden administration.