Bitcoin News: Former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison Transferred to Open Facility, Nine Months Early Release Set for February 2026
COINOTAG News, citing Bitcoin News, reports that Caroline Ellison, formerly the chief executive of Alameda Research, has moved from a conventional prison setting to an open correctional facility.
Ellison was sentenced to a two-year term in November 2024 for defrauding FTX investors. The transfer to a less restrictive facility was completed in October 2025 after she had served approximately 11 months of the sentence, according to the sources.
Her current status remains under custody with potential supervision that may include home confinement or rehabilitation-center oversight, and a February 2026 release is anticipated—roughly nine months ahead of the original term.
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