NYM: SBF Says He May Launch a New Token After Prison According to New York Magazine, new details have emerged about the prison life of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), the founder of FTX who is serving a 25-year prison sentence. Now 34, SBF reportedly takes Adderall daily for clinical depression and ADHD and has been writing a serialized prison memoir titled Manfred. When asked by fellow inmate David Bunevacz about his plans after release, SBF said that making serious money would require an initial $50 million to $100 million to build a real business, adding that he would “start my own coin” after leaving prison and that “everyone will flock to it.” Bunevacz later remarked, “He may have been joking, and they probably won’t flock to it. But who knows.” SBF formally submitted a presidential pardon application to the Trump administration on June 8. Following the news, the probability of a pardon being granted on Polymarket doubled to 14%.