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SBF was detained in the Bahamas at the US government's request on charges of scamming investors and stealing money from the FTX cryptocurrency exchange.

According to a report from Reuters, SBF is anticipated to enter a not guilty plea to the criminal allegations during the hearing. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accused the former CEO of FTX of breaking the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934's anti-fraud provisions on December 13.

SBF was granted bond during a court appearance on December 22 and is scheduled to appear in court on January 3 before U.S. Lewis Kaplan, a district judge in Manhattan.

A transfer of money from Alameda wallets on December 28 led to questions regarding SBF's involvement in the phenomenon. The businessman, though, didn't take long to separate himself from the purported rumors.

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the former CEO of FTX, is now out on a $250 million bail bond and is expected to enter a not guilty plea on January 3 in relation to the alleged financial irregularities at FTX and Alameda.