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DOGE $0.0703 +0.11%
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LINK $8.27 +0.17%
HYPE $53.65 +4.22%
AAVE $93.02 +1.62%
SUI $0.6955 +0.90%
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ZEC $492.45 +4.39%

The FTX bankruptcy report shows that its assets are "severely lacking."

2023-03-03 07:36:45

ChainCatcher message, according to a report submitted in the FTX bankruptcy case, shows that FTX.com has a "severe shortfall" in assets. Based on the latest spot prices, a total of $2.2 billion in assets has been identified in accounts and wallets associated with FTX.com, of which only $694 million is highly liquid, including fiat currency, stablecoins, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.

Other assets include $385 million in customer receivables, as well as claims against FTX's sister company Alameda Research and related parties. The report indicates that Alameda net borrowed $9.3 billion from FTX.com wallets and accounts.

Additionally, FTX US is also experiencing an asset shortfall, with a total of $191 million in assets in accounts and wallets associated with the exchange, as well as $28 million in customer receivables and $155 million in receivables from related parties. (source link)

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