SBF Asks Supreme Court to Overturn Conviction and $11B Forfeiture

The appeal turns on two narrow evidentiary questions rather than the underlying fraud findings: whether jurors should have heard loss-related evidence, and whether the forfeiture figure was disproportionate. That framing matters because it tests how much discretion trial courts retain over what juries see in complex crypto cases, and how forfeiture is calculated when customer assets are hard to value. A Supreme Court grant is a long shot, but the forfeiture question could attract attention given how rarely such figures are reviewed. Whether the Court signals interest in the loss-evidence issue is the thing to watch.