• A Washington, D.C. townhome tied to disgraced FTX Co-Founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been listed on the market for roughly $3.28 million.
• The property was purchased by Bankman-Fried’s brother’s nonprofit, Guarding Against Pandemics, for the same price it is selling for today.
• It is suspected that the property was used for wining and dining political elite in the name of „pandemic prevention“.
A four-bedroom Washington townhome linked to the FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) has been listed on the market for approximately $3.28 million. This luxurious 4,100-square-foot property was purchased by SBF’s brother’s nonprofit, Guarding Against Pandemics, for the same price it is selling for today. The residence is believed to have been leveraged „to serve as a D.C. base for the FTX crew to wine and dine the political elite“ in the name of „pandemic prevention“.
The townhome was constructed in 2017 and features five bathrooms, four gas fireplaces, and all bedrooms are en suite. Realtor.com also reported on the listing, noting that it has a Victorian brownstone exterior. Photos of the property were taken by Pearson Smith Realty.
Just prior to the collapse of FTX, the Washington home hosted two parties specifically for bureaucrats and donors. The house is now being sold with an asking price of $3.28 million, the same amount that Guarding Against Pandemics paid for the property back in April 2022.
Adding to the controversy surrounding Bankman-Fried and FTX, Bitcoin.com News had previously reported on the so-called „effective altruist’s“ $40 million penthouse, which was listed for sale three days after the company went bankrupt. This penthouse was located in the Bahamas, which is where a great deal of Bankman-Fried’s real estate investments were made.
It is now clear that Bankman-Fried’s luxurious Washington townhome is on the market, and with the controversies and bankruptcies that have surrounded the FTX co-founder, it will be interesting to see if the property is sold for its asking price.