Someone stole almost half a billion dollars from FTX on Nov. 11, just hours after it declared bankruptcy. Now, some of the funds are on the move.
Someone stole almost half a billion dollars from FTX on Nov. 11, just hours after it declared bankruptcy. Now, some of the funds are on the move.
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