This is the Guardian.

Today, the Speckler.

Today, the spectacular crash of crypto's biggest star. You in a nice, comfy seat, with your hands behind your head, taking in the views,

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peak,

richest person in the world under 30.

His cryptocurrency business was worth $32 billion. He lived in a pet house in

the Bahamas with all of his colleagues who also happened to be his best friends.

And he did it all in cargo shorts and in desperate need of a

haircut and even that some people said was just evidence he was a genius. In

Washington he was wind and dined by Republicans and Democrats, some of who just wanted his money,

but they also wanted his advice on how to regulate the booming but baffling world of cryptocurrency.

And then a year ago, almost to the day,

the music stopped.

Breaking news overnight.

FDX founder, Sam Baking Freight,

rested in the Bahamas, set to face a judge this morning.

Bankman-freed's business went into free fall, and his friends became witnesses for the prosecution.

Last week in a court in Manhattan, jurors took just four hours to decide

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