FTX CEO SBF Wants to Fix Crypto—And Everything Else | Sequoia Capital
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The founder of FTX lives his life by a calculus of altruistic impact. By Adam Fisher.
Sam Bankman-Fried Has a Savior Complex—And Maybe You Should Too By Adam Fisher Photography: SASHA ARUTYUNOVA Published September 22, 2022 The founder of FTX lives his life by a calculus of altruistic impact. Listen to this article Every startup has a startup story. Apple was two hackers in a Los Altos garage. Google was two grad students in a Stanford dorm room. Alameda Research was just one guy in a Berkeley apartment, making a single cryptocurrency trade. That guy was Sam Bankman-Fried, or SBF to his friends. Yet the trade he made, which eventually led to the crypto-trading platform FTX, is
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