Bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX owes more than $3 billion to its 50 biggest creditors, according to a court document.
The amounts owed to these unnamed creditors range from $21 million to $226 million.
Founded in 2019 by Sam Bankman-Fried, FTX had quickly become one of the biggest platforms in the industry and was considered one of the most trusted.
But it collapsed at the beginning of November, within days after rumors about the fragility of its financial health.
FTX quickly failed to respond to withdrawal requests from its customers.
A list of creditors that could evolve
The group announced its bankruptcy filing on November 11, as well as the resignation of its boss.
The person who replaced him, John Ray III, said last Saturday that he had launched a strategic review of the assets of the group and its many subsidiaries.
In the document added to the file managed by the bankruptcy court of the State of Delaware, he specifies that the list of the 50 largest creditors and the sums due could evolve according to the information he manages to recover.
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