Key Points:
- The FTX shareholders list that FTX has submitted is gradually revealing the identities of equity holders and the number of shares they own from various FTX companies.
- Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal, NFL star Tom Brady, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, Canadian businessman Kevin O’Leary, and other well-known individuals are among FTX’s individual shareholders.
- The list also discloses the stock holdings of former FTX and Alameda leaders like SBF, Gary Wang, the co-founder of FTX, and Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of Alameda Research.
The FTX shareholders list that FTX has submitted is gradually revealing the identities of equity holders and the number of shares they own from various FTX companies.
The document, which was submitted on January 9, lists the names of equity holders as well as the number of shares they own in several FTX companies, including West Realm Shires Inc, FTX Trading Inc, Clifton Bay Investments, and others.
NFL player Tom Brady, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, Canadian billionaire Kevin O’Leary, and other notables are among the individual shareholders of FTX, while institutional investors include BlackRock, Coinbase Ventures, Third Point Ventures, Multicoin, and Paradigm, among others.
The list also discloses the stock holdings of former FTX and Alameda leaders like Sam Bankman-Fried, Gary Wang, the co-founder of FTX, and Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of Alameda Research.
A list of FTX shareholders submitted by FTX and its affiliated debtors as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings includes an LLC connected to billionaire Peter Thiel. The well-known tech investor and entrepreneur is the most recent big name connected to FTX.
In the document associated with an investment entity called 2021-015 Investments LLC, Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel’s Rivendell Trust, which is Thiel’s family trust, and his venture capital arm Thiel Capital is named. West Realm Shires Inc. contributed 245,000 shares to the vehicle, and FTX Trading Ltd. contributed 57,230.
The amount of Thiel’s investment in FTX was unknown earlier. In November 2022, it was made public that the billionaire had invested through Valar Ventures, a Thiel-affiliated venture firm, in the defunct crypto lender BlockFi. Following the failure of the exchange, BlockFi, which arranged a $680 million agreement with FTX US, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The list of equity holders will be updated as the case progresses and is based on data that is currently accessible to the debtors.
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