Trader A is identified. He (Sarao) made millions off his trading and spoofing. Jitesh and Edge Financial were only paid $24,000 for their programming work.
According to the motion to dismiss (which the judge ruled was arguments for trial):
> The indictment against Jitesh contains no allegations
> that Sarao ever told Jitesh that he planned to spoof,
> move the market, or engage in any other illegal activity,
> which is consistent with Sarao’s FBI interview reports
> in which he told the government that he did not tell
> Jitesh what he planned to do. This is also consistent
> with Sarao’s indictment, which recounts Sarao’s
> conversations about his intent to spoof with the other
> three programmers over five pages of the indictment,
> but only contains one reference to Jitesh: “In
> approximately late 2011, SARAO began working with
> [Jitesh], to further develop the automated trading
> programs and functions he had been working to design
> and implement since early 2009.”