FTX Creditors List Include Apple, Google, Amazon, WSJ, and Even Australia’s Govt

FTX Creditors List Include Apple, Google, Amazon, WSJ, and Even Australia’s Govt
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A recent document filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Delaware District found that ftx's creditors consist of more than 9.7 million businesses and individuals.

Some of the most popular features include apple tastes, Amazon, Google, Meta, Netflix, Microsoft, and more.

Who was burned to the ground?

One of the darkest moments in crypto’s recent history – the collapse of FTX – triggered massive financial losses for people and organizations. The lawyers of the bankrupt exchange revealed in a 115-page document that the number of affected investors is 9,693,985.

Leading crypto-currency companies linked with backgrounds glued to the platform are coinbase, circle, genesis, blockfi, digital galaxy, paradigm, and many more. Genesis and BlockFi could not resume their regular course of business after the crash and filed for bankruptcy protection.

Tech giants like Apple, Meta, Samsung, Amazon and Microsoft are also among the close to 10 million lenders. The lawyers also referred to a number of media outlets, including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and Coindesk.

It should be noted that also the governmental entities of the United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates), Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Guam, and virgin islands are listed as ftx creditors. It also affects central banks such as the Bank of Cyprus and the Bank of the Bahamas.

Besides the giants listed above, the stock market owes money to a range of other companies. Some interesting names include the world's largest airline based on fleet size – US airlines, the German financial institution - deutsche bank, World's largest hotel chain – marriott, It's the Miami Heat Charity, and countless others.

The deposit did not reveal the amount due to each creditor, whereas an inclusion explained that each organisation did not have a commercial account with ftx.

Celebrities who Parted With Their Investment

As CryptoPotato recently reported, the exchange’s demise harmed many famous people, such as Tom Brady and his ex-spouse Gisele Bundchen.

The nfl athlete has over 1.1 million ftx shares, while the Brazilian fashion model has 686.761 inventories. 

Robert kraft, an American billionaire and owner of the Patriotes of New England, purchased 110,000 Series B preferred shares of ftx trading and 479,000 common shares. 

Kevin O'Leary is one of the more contentious people on this list. He served as the ftx ambassador and received $15 million. He was also in close contact with the former CEO of the platform – sam bankman- fried (sbf) – and purchased 139,000 Class A shares of common stock and 12,631 Series A shares of West Realm (the company controlling Ftx Us).

He even declared in October last year (a few weeks before the infamous fallout) that FTX is one of the safest places for investors.