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- Sam Bankman’s father and mother were professors of Law.
- Barbara Fried said cancellation has nothing to do with family situations.
Recently the self-operated media outlet of Stanford university, which students run, reported that the parents of Sam Bankman Fried had cancelled their upcoming classes at the university.
Joseph Bankman, the father of FTX founder Sam Bankman, was employed as a professor at Stanford Law School since 1988, but from now onwards, he will no longer be seen teaching students at the university.
Joseph was earlier supposed to take a class of first-year students on tax policy, but as per the course bulletin, it can be noted that the class on tax policy was supposed to be held in upcoming winters.
Barbara Fried is the mother of Sam Bankman, is also a law professor at Stanford and started teaching in 1987. Barbara was supposed to take workshops in the upcoming autumn, winter and spring season and is listed as a contact in the workshop description but does not appear as the listed instructor.
While talking to The Stanford daily Barbara noted that she will not be taking classes in upcoming years because of a “long-planned” decision to retire and claimed that her absence has “nothing to do with anything else going on.” Still, Barbara added that she “hopes” to return to the teaching field.
Barbara wrote many famous articles, some of which are getting viral nowadays, like “personal blame,” “ruined criminal,” and “Beyond Blame.”
Reports state that Sam Bankman Fried Mark S. Cohen, a reputed attorney, is hired to handle the case of Sam Bankman Fried; It is important to note that the parents of the FTX founder are highly reputed lawyers, but they will not be handling the case of his son Sam.
Sam Bankman Fried would have never thought about the failure of FTX when he was establishing the company, although FTX was one of the most successful crypto exchanges in the crypto industry.
The day when it came in news that FTT prices got severely dropped after a leading crypto exchange dumped FTT tokens of more than a billion in the open market, the price of the token decreased by over 90 percent in just 48 hours.
Nancy J. Allen is a crypto enthusiast, with a major in macroeconomics and minor in business statistics. She believes that cryptocurrencies inspire people to be their own banks, and step aside from traditional monetary exchange systems. She is also intrigued by blockchain technology and its functioning. She frequently researches, and posts content on the top altcoins, their theoretical working principles and technical price predictions.
