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Singh pleads guilty in democrat megadonor fraud trial

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FTX co-founder Nishad Singh pleads guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges.
Per OpenSecrets (https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?name=nishad+singh), he contributed exclusively to democrat candidates or democrat PACs over $8 million during the 2022 election cycle
Singh claims he was directed which candidates/PACs to donate to
https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/other/ftx-co-founder-nishad-singh-pleads-guilty-to-fraud-and-conspiracy-charges/ar-AA183t62
Nishad Singh, a co-founder of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has pleaded guilty to US federal fraud and conspiracy charges. Singh, who was FTX's director of engineering, is the third member of Sam Bankman-Fried's inner circle to agree to cooperate with prosecutors in the case against him. Former executives Caroline Ellison and Zixiao "Gary" Wang previously pleaded guilty to fraud charges
Singh pleaded guilty to six criminal counts, including wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the US by violating campaign finance laws. He agreed to forfeit the proceeds of his actions, as Reuters reports. Bankruptcy filings showed that Singh received a $543 million loan from Alameda.

Singh admitted to making illegal donations to political candidates and PACs under his name using funds from Alameda Research (FTX's sibling hedge fund and crypto trading firm). He claimed the donations were intended to bolster the political influence of FTX and Bankman-Fried (aka SBF), according to The Wall Street Journal. Singh added that he agreed with the stances of those he donated to but didn't pick the candidates.
SBF now faces 12 criminal charges after an indictment detailing four additional ones was unsealed last week. He has been accused of stealing billions of dollars in FTX customer funds. Notably, in light of Singh's plea, the charges include alleged violations of federal campaign finance laws and fraud. SBF, who was arrested and extradited from the Bahamas in December. His trial is set for October.