New Crypto Company by Former FTX Executive

In addition to launching a new cryptocurrency company, former FTX 

US President Brett Harrison shares information regarding SBF and his inner circle.

Brett Harrison, a former executive of FTX US, has founded Architect, a new provider of crypto trading software. He wanted to raise money at a valuation of $100 million, but only $5 was raised at a $60 million valuation. He attributed the lack of funds to the crypto winter and his affiliation with Sam Bankman-FTX. Fried's According to Brett Harrison, SBF's inner circle managed a few tasks at FTX US without consulting him.

Harrison, the former president of FTX, denies involvement.

Two months prior to FTX's demise, in September 2022, Brett Harrison departed the organisation. He was unaware that Sam Bankman-Fried and his group were stealing money from the customers. Harrison admitted that he is a victim as well and warned that he might never receive his investment back from the exchange.

The goal of Brett Harrison's crypto trading software business is to assist major Wall Street corporations in trading crypto. Anthony Scaramucci, the founder of SkyBridge Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Circle Ventures, SV Angel, Third Kind Venture Capital, Motivate Venture Capital, and other investors have helped him thus far raise $5 million. Due to the crypto winter, he is content with the amount he has raised, reported on February 2.

Everyone has experienced a somewhat chilly crypto winter, but seeing a raise completed and hearing larger, well-known crypto investors express joy has given them optimism.

Several venture funders turned down the opportunity because of the dangers involved with working with a former FTX executive.

US operations are interfered with by SBF and Inner Circle.

Harrison says he will be pleased to assist and cooperate with the inquiry when asked about helping prosecutors in the fraud case against SBF. He wasn't even involved in significant transactions done by FTX US, such when it provided BlockFi with a $400 million credit line.

It was really annoying that I would learn about a lot of different purchases or mergers from the news rather than directly from the parties involved.

Brett Harrison claimed that he tried to keep the FTX and FTX US teams, as well as the company's operating accounts, from the bank accounts, cryptocurrency wallets, and customer accounts. However, FTX US efforts were hampered by SBF and his close group.