First of all, I doubt SBF has any real knowledge about how to set up and run a valid corporation, but I doubt that bothered him since he must have intended it to be a money laundering operation from the get-go, or his overlords did (whomever they are). Secondly, such a big mess makes unraveling what happened when and how extremely difficult, which SBF and overlords might have felt was to their benefit. Interesting, though, that their records seem to be at least somewhat (or maybe completely) accurate in terms of who got funds and, in light of the rest of the mess, isn't that odd.
First of all, I doubt SBF has any real knowledge about how to set up and run a valid corporation, but I doubt that bothered him since he must have intended it to be a money laundering operation from the get-go, or his overlords did (whomever they are). Secondly, such a big mess makes unraveling what happened when and how extremely difficult, which SBF and overlords might have felt was to their benefit. Interesting, though, that their records seem to be at least somewhat (or maybe completely) accurate in terms of who got funds and, in light of the rest of the mess, isn't that odd.
...this will prove the fallibility of crypto....
Everything was fallible when the foxes are the ones guarding the henhouse.