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evidenceevidencedigitalFederal Criminal TrialGovernment Exhibit 875Caroline Ellison's November 6 tweet responded to a leaked Alameda balance sheet by stating that the document omitted hedges and that most third-party loans had been repaid. Bankman-Fried testified that those statements appeared true to him at the time.
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Caroline Ellison's November 6 tweet responded to a leaked Alameda balance sheet by stating that the document omitted hedges and that most third-party loans had been repaid. Bankman-Fried testified that those statements appeared true to him at the time.

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  • Tweet concerning the security of Alameda's balance sheet and repayment of its loans
  • Ellison's November 6 tweet responding to the leaked Alameda balance sheet
  • Government Exhibit 875, Caroline Ellison's November 6 tweet about Alameda's balance sheet

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The prosecution argued that the tweet was a misleading public assurance issued despite Alameda's $10 billion obligation to FTX, and cited it as evidence of knowing participation in concealment during the November crisis.

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