PANews reported on March 15 that El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele posted on the X platform: "It was decided to transfer most of the bitcoin to a cold wallet, which will be stored in a vault in El Salvador, which can be considered the first bitcoin piggy bank, although it is not much, but it is honest work." ” According to the screenshot it shared, the receiving address is 32ixEdVJWo3kmvJGMTZq5jAQVZZeuwnqzo, which received a total of 5689.68 BTC, worth more than $400 million.

Golden Finance reports that according to a legal document, SBF wants to ask FTX co-founder Gary Wang whether he relied on legal advice when he agreed to obtain a series of loans from affiliated hedge fund Alameda Research. The judge previously proved reluctant to allow SBF to pin the blame for the alleged fraud on his lawyers. Prosecutors have investigated Wang's roughly $200-$300 million in loans from Alameda, which he used to make venture capital investments and buy himself a house in the Bahamas. Wang had previously said he didn't think lawyers would let him sign something illegal, the filing said. The relationship between FTX and Alameda proved crucial to the criminal case following FTX’s collapse, as prosecutors believed SBF used funds illegally transferred to Alameda as his personal piggy bank. SBF has pleaded not guilty to fraud charges, and his lawyers said the company lawyer's involvement in the loan arrangement showed he was unaware it was improper. Judge Lewis Kaplan previously ruled that arguments about counsel's advice could confuse or prejudice the jury and therefore could not be raised in the defense's opening statements.