Ryan Salame, once a high-ranking executive at bankrupt cryptocurrency company FTX, took to LinkedIn this week to share that he is starting a new position — as an inmate in federal prison. Salame was the co-CEO of FTX Digital Markets, an FTX subsidiary based in the Bahamas.

Ryan Salame, a former top executive at collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, made an unorthodox update to his profile on LinkedIn Thursday as he began a seven-and-a-half-year prison sentence.

Former FTX co-CEO Ryan Salame has updated his LinkedIn profile with a new role: a prisoner in a federal correctional institute. “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Inmate at FCI Cumberland!” He said in a post above an animated image celebrating his new position.

After the criminal implosion of the crypto exchange FTX, many of the company's executives have been found guilty on various counts of fraud or conspiracy

Former FTX executive Ryan Salame heads to prison for 7.5 years after pleading guilty to financial crimes, making light of his situation with a viral LinkedIn post announcing his new "position" as an inmate.

When scrolling through job updates, career advice and celebratory announcement posts that flood LinkedIn feeds, it isn’t often one finds a break in the corporate language for a new kind of

Ryan Salame announced he was moving on from the fraudulent crypto exchange to his next challenge at Maryland federal penitentiary.

Ryan Salame, former co-chief executive officer of FTX Digital Markets, is set to begin his prison sentence on Friday.

Ryan Salame, a former FTX executive, begins a 7.5-year prison sentence for campaign finance violations. He expressed frustration over his treatment and claims he entered a guilty plea to protect his wife from prosecution.