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Sam Bankman-Fried's trial involves over six million pages of evidence, making it one of the biggest ever cases of white-collar securities fraud in Manhattan, The New York Times reported.
The FTX cofounder has pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal counts including bank fraud, bribery, and campaign finance violations.
His crypto exchange imploded last November after CoinDesk reported on its overly close relationship with its sister hedge fund, Alameda, which prompted customers to race to withdrawal money.
FTX couldn't meet withdrawal demand, partly due to lavish spending by executives including a $65 billion "backdoor" line of credit which drew on customer funds, bankruptcy lawyers said.
According to The Times, 2.5 million pages of the evidence come from Bankman-Fried's phones, laptops, and Google accounts.
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