'Going Infinite,' Michael Lewis’ book about Sam Bankman-Fried, is out this week. But it's Zeke Faux's 'Number Go Up' that really lays out the FTX saga.
This never took place, of course. But something similar—the financial-world version of the above events, basically—has happened to Michael Lewis. His new book, Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon, is a behind-the-scenes look at how disgraced cryptocurrency mogul Sam Bankman-Fried made and lost a fortune through his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX and wound up on trial for the wildest financial fiasco in contemporary history.
It is worth noting that both Faux and Lewis’ books open with the writers confessing that they’d been initially taken in by SBF, and describe conversations they’d had with him before his downfall, but there is a key distinction. Lewis recounts how impressed he’d been without hinting that he no longer feels that way. Faux takes a different approach. The opening line is a quote from Bankman-Fried: “I’m not going to lie,” SBF promises Faux. “This was a lie,” Faux writes.
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