SkyBridge Capital CEO Anthony Scaramucci said that his company can buy back the stake of the company it sold to FTX back in September last year. On The Other Hand, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz has shown that he would be lured to “punch” SBF right in the jaw.

SkyBridge and FTX

FTX Ventures obtained a 30% stake in the alternative possession supervisor SkyBridge for an undisclosed cost on Sept. 9, simply a couple of months before FTX applied for bankruptcy in November.

Talking to CNBC on Jan. 13, Scaramuci noted that due to FTX’s difficulties, SkyBridge is making development in redeeming that stake but recommended the relocation wouldn’t have the ability to get arranged”until probably completion of the very first half of this year.”

“We’re waiting for the clearance from the personal bankruptcy people, the attorneys and the investment bankers to determine exactly what we’re going to be buying back, and when,” the CEO stated, adding that, “I think it will fix itself positively.”

Speaking on previous FTX CEO and creator Sam Bankman-Fried, Scaramucci described his ideas that there has actually likely been some nasty play there.

“I think it’s very clear now that there was fraud. We’ll obviously need to let the legal system identify all of those things. But for Sam, he’s got 3 of four of the concepts that have worked alongside him have already pled guilty, and explained to prosecutors what they did,” Scaramucci said.Caught up with @Scaramucci today. FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried bought a 30%stake in Scaramucci’s SkyBridge Capital before FTX collapsed. Now Scaramucci states that he’s confident he’ll be able to buy that stake back. Offered brand-new truths, he likewise declares SBF devoted fraud pic.twitter.com/jxltXdjCKW!.?.!— Arjun Kharpal(@ArjunKharpal)January 13, 2023 The CEO’s comments supply a plain contrast to his previous statements to CNBC from November

, in which Scaramucci refused to use the”fraud”word due to its legal implications and urged”Sam and his household to inform the fact to their investors, get to the bottom”of the entire fiasco. According to SkyBridge’s site, it had$2.2 billion worth of assets under management since Sept. 30, 2022, with approximately$800 million of the figure consisted of digital-asset-related investments. Galaxy CEO searching for a smackdown Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz says there is a side of him that wish to punch both SBF and Digital Currency Group CEO

Barry Silbert for their reported antics throughout crypto winter season. In an interview with Bloomberg posted on Jan. 13, Novogratz noted that the FTX ordeal wound up directly costing Galaxy around$77 million. As such, he’s not a huge fan of SBF and other alleged misdeed in the space over the past year.”The toxic manly side of me would like to punch them both in the jaw,”he stated of SBF and Silbert, before including particularly on SBF:”You’ve got to be f– ing joking me. Like, really, you a ——?”Related: Crypto community not impressed by SBF’s lengthy Substack letter Novogratz ultimately admitted that he is still a crypto supporter despite 2022 being such a wild year for the industry.

He did note, nevertheless, that he wanted he had actually taken more capital off the table previously in 2022 before FTX and even the Terra/LUNA ecosystem folded. Still, he says he managed to get more than$ 1 billion out before that year started.