Since Nov. 14, MASAK has also been investigating the exchange’s local unit, FTX Turkey. The ongoing investigations have shown that customers’ trust was “not duly preserved” by the fallen company, and that authorities have “a strong suspicion of crime” being committed, particularly by Bankman-Fried who “directly or indirectly” controls the entities and persons through which FTX operates in Turkey, the notice said.
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