Alameda co-CEO responds to "insolvency" rumors: over $10 billion in assets not listed, most loans have been repaid

ChainCatcher news, regarding the recent circulation of Alameda Research financial documents, Alameda Research co-CEO Caroline Ellison tweeted: The balance sheet circulating online is incomplete and only represents a subset of the company's entities. We have over $10 billion in assets that are not reflected in that sheet. Additionally, the balance sheet lists several of our largest long positions but does not include our hedging positions. Given the tightening in the crypto credit space this year, we have repaid most of our loans so far.

Previously, ChainCatcher reported on November 3 that a financial document obtained by CoinDesk showed that as of June 30, Alameda Research held assets worth $14.6 billion, including $3.66 billion in "unlocked FTT" and $2.16 billion in "FTT collateral." Of the $8 billion in liabilities, in addition to $7.4 billion in loans, it also included $292 million in "locked FTT."

Its assets also included $292 million in "unlocked SOL," $863 million in "locked SOL," and $41 million in "SOL collateral." Other mentioned tokens include SRM, MAPS, OXY, and FIDA, along with $134 million in cash and equivalents and $2 billion in equity investments. (source link)