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Was FTX required to disclose transactions with related parties, like Mr. Bankman-Fried's hedge fund called Alameda Research?

And if FTX had been a publicly traded company, would it have been required to make disclosures and attestations that we just discussed?

Again, I think the one theme that seems to be consistent is that the need to regulate not just this industry but private entities.

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