FTX Figure Caroline Ellison Scheduled for Early Prison Release Next Month
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Summary
Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research and key figure in the FTX scandal, is scheduled for early release from prison next month. She has been serving time for her role in the multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency exchange collapse and has been cooperating with authorities, including testifying against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Ellison has been transferred to a community confinement facility in New York and her release date is currently listed as January 21, 2026, earlier than her original supervision end date of February 20.
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· 5 pulledCaroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research and a central figure in the FTX scandal, currently serving time for her role in the multibillion-dollar fallout, is set to be released early next month.
According to information from the US Federal Bureau of Prisons, Ellison’s release date is currently listed as January 21, 2026.
She has been residing in a New York-based community confinement facility since her transfer from a federal prison in Connecticut in October 2025.
Ellison was originally expected to remain under supervision until February 20 as per her initial sentencing.
Caroline Ellison is now nearing the end of her reduced sentence after testifying against Sam Bankman-Fried.
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