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Having lost billions of dollars, the exchange platform cryptocurrencies FTX is still in sight.
This week, a Delaware court document revealed creditors trying to get something from FTX.
Company founded Sam Bankman-Fried has lenders ranging from tech giants to celebrities, reports Block.
According to media reports, FTX he owes about $3 billion to his top 50 creditors.
Who does FTX owe?
The list of creditors is a mix of business partners and companies that offered services FTX.
Tech giants are on the list of companies seeking to reclaim something from a company that has filed for bankruptcy. In this group we find Mansana, Amazon Internet Services, Target, LinkedIn, Twitter, Netflix D Adobe.
Other crypto companies are also FTX lenders. we found coin base, Binance, chain analysis, South Laboratories (creators bored monkey yacht Club) D BlockFie.
Some figures known as an American football player Tom Brady and prime minister Bahamas is also on the list.
Source: RPP
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