These guys arrived in the Bahamas, what did they find at FTX HQ? (Updated on November 28)

On November 27th, Ice Bagz (CEO of Kanpai Pandas ), Ben Armstrong (founder of BitBoy Crypto), encryption giant KeyboardMonkey3 and others went to Panaba to try to find information about SBF and FTX. Ben Armstrong, the main character on the trip, said he wanted to talk to SBF, who had previously blacklisted him.

Ben Armstrong  posted the itinerary and "discovery" on the Internet through Twitter, and some netizens provided various "clues" under these tweets . At the same time, it also triggered some meme lines. BlockBeats will continue to update this article, tracking and updating their findings on a regular basis.

On November 27th, we gathered to find SBF

Part of the encryption project founders and Senior traders get together, the picture is called "The hunt for SBF". According to the twitter tweeter Ice Bagz, the people participating in this "hunt" dinner are @gainzy222, < a href="https://twitter.com/KeyboardMonkey3" target="_blank">@KeyboardMonkey3, @Bitboy_Crypto and more.

Ben Armstrong then went to FTX at The headquarters in the Bahamas stated that they found the SBF vehicle based on the clues before Twitter. Inside the car were some unknown drugs on the front seat and an MSI laptop in the back seat.

November 28, Ben Armstrong tweeted that he was investigating SBF and Joe Bankman's real estate portfolio in One Cable Beach, Bahamas. He was unsuccessfully able to get inside FTX headquarters, but he believes everyone within a mile of the property is involved in a "conspiracy." How much did FTX donate to the adjacent private stadium? (The stadium) someone even chased them away.

According to the tweet, Ben Armstrong and his party are still in the Bahamas. Follow-up should continue to publish new content, bookmark this article to keep abreast of the latest situation.

欢迎加入律动 BlockBeats 官方社群：

Telegram 订阅群：https://t.me/theblockbeats

Telegram 交流群：https://t.me/BlockBeats_App

Twitter 官方账号：https://twitter.com/BlockBeatsAsia