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(FOX BUSINESS) – Days after crypto giant FTX collapsed and founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried resigned in disgrace, his $40 million Bahamas penthouse was listed for sale online. But the listing was fake, according to a report in Fortune.
The "Autism Capital" Twitter account first noted the listing Sunday, sharing a link that no longer worked a few days later. Realtors at the listing agency, Seaside Bahamas, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Alvan Rolle of Seaside reportedly blamed the mix-up on a "web malfunction" and denied having ever been in talks with FTX.
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