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Apple Pays $5 Million for Rights to Upcoming Book Regarding Sam Bankman-Fried: Report

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The release date of the book coincides with the start of the high-profile case against SBF.

The world’s most valuable company – Apple, with market cap nearing $3 trillion, has reportedly secured the rights to the upcoming book about FTX’s founder – Sam Bankman-Fried.

While many former FTX and Alameda execs chose to plead guilty to the accusations that they knew what they were doing by scamming users and investors, SBF himself has refused to do so many times. The high-profile case against him is set to begin on October 3. The Ankler claimed that this is an “unprecedented” amount paid for an unpublished book. Some of the previous records include $6 million for The Da Vinci Code and $2 million for the first four movies of the Harry Potter series.The book will focus on a year of SBF’s life and will be, as the title suggests, describing his rise, downfall, arrest, and extradition.

 

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