Adam Yedidia, a developer from FTX, had an integral role in a trial surrounding Sam Bankman-Fried, ex-CEO of FTX and owner of Alameda Research. On Wednesday, Yedidia testified that a error in his code had notable financial consequences; leading to an $8 billion shortfall for the crypto hedge fund. Reportedly, the incorrect code should have automated a deposit process at FTX, which instead resulted in incorrect figures and liabilities for Alameda Research. Mr. Yedidia voiced his concerns to Bankman-Fried, who allegedly realized a set period of six months to three years would be needed to handle the discrepancy. Additionally, Bankman-Fried surmised the complete state of the exchange by remarking, “We were bulletproof last year, but we’re not bulletproof this year.” The public becoming aware of this unusual exposure had potent ramifications; with FTX shutting down and criminal proceedings commencing against Bankman-Fried on assorted punitive measures cataloguing forward fraud and deceits.