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thatamp;#39;s right David weamp;#39;re just about 45 minutes from getting underway here at bankruptcy court in Wilmington Delaware we just saw what can only be described as a battalion of lawyers coming into the courthouse here for this FTX hearing including Andrew Dietrich who is the lead attorney for Sullivan and Cromwell who arrived just a few minutes ago didnamp;#39;t have anything to say to us here on the street weamp;#39;ll see what he says in the hearing room a whole lot of mysteries here to be resolved hopefully weamp;#39;ll get some answers today what we know so far is FTX CEO John Ray said over the weekend that theyamp;#39;ve got some positive news here in this bankruptcy proceeding they found that many regulated or licensed subsidiaries of FTX do have solvent balance sheets so there is some money in there somewhere for these creditors theyamp;#39;ve hired perilla Weinberg to help sell off some of those valuable assets so the process of unwinding FTX has already begun