FTX's Salame Updates LinkedIn After Scandal: A Move Too Little, Too Late?
The crypto world is still reeling from the fallout of FTX's spectacular implosion. Amidst the wreckage, former FTX President, Brett Harrison (you might know him as @brettharrison on Twitter), has made a curious move.
Harrison recently updated his LinkedIn profile, quietly changing his title from "President of FTX US" to a more generic "President". This subtle shift has sparked discussions about his role in the FTX drama.
The timing of this update is, to put it lightly, awkward. The update came just days after FTX filed for bankruptcy and the platform was revealed to be a house of cards. While Harrison insists he wasn't involved in the "mismanagement of customer funds" that led to FTX's collapse, many are skeptical about the timing of this LinkedIn update.
What's the bigger picture here? The move seems to be an attempt to distance himself from the FTX brand, which is now synonymous with fraud and mismanagement. But does a LinkedIn profile update really address the bigger issues at hand?
The crypto community is still grappling with this question. Some see it as a desperate attempt to salvage his reputation, while others argue that it's simply a reflection of his current status.
Regardless of Harrison's intentions, the move has raised more questions than answers. This LinkedIn update is a stark reminder of the ongoing fallout from the FTX scandal and the deep distrust it has instilled in the crypto community. It's likely to fuel more scrutiny of Harrison's actions leading up to the collapse and keep him in the spotlight for some time.
This story is far from over. As the dust settles and the legal battles begin, we can only wait to see if this LinkedIn update will have any tangible impact on Harrison's future.
