He will have worked with some accountants and lawyers to move money into untouchable places. There will be someone employed to hold it for him, and dole it out in the future. Sure he will have to keep a low profile, but there will be resources.

He will probably have dispersed quite some sums to friends and family, some of that will come back to him in one way or another.

Finally, he will be able to go on the celebrity speaking circuit for quite a while...

> Finally, he will be able to go on the celebrity speaking circuit for quite a while...

Yeah, talking about the power of failure what he learned from it.

Maybe this is good - maybe it will keep the lesson of crypto alive in the public mind...

Several million dollars is a lot of money - but not sizable compared to $16B.

If he siphoned off 10-20% ($160M+)- you can bet he's going to lose it in bankruptcy proceedings.

10% is $1.6B. Only needs 1% for $160M. .1% for $16M. Which is still generationally rich. Yeah, I think he would have taken that out right?

10-20% is not $160M, it's $1.6B.

SBF personally owns a 7.6% stake in Robinhood worth ~$700m at the current price.

I stand corrected on this point. Bloomberg is reporting that SBF's Robinhood stake was apparently held through Alameda and may have been used as collateral for loans.