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after the historic collapse of crypto hedge fund FTX many users are wondering if theyamp;#39;re ever going to get their money back hereamp;#39;s what the experts think while bankruptcy proceedings for FTX are still ongoing some estimates suggest that the disgraced founder of FTX Sam Beckman free victimized over a million people after he allegedly stole 8 billion dollars from FTX investors so where does ftxamp;#39;s bankruptcy stand now as of November 2022 the 32 billion dollar crypto exchange now only has about 1.2 billion in assets while owing over 3 billion dollars to its 50 biggest creditors so will any of that money go back to the defrauded crypto Traders first those crypto Traders have to prove that the money belongs to them rather than FTX which will be difficult to do since some of those funds were treated as Investments not simply deposits for those creditors that cannot prove that their money was held independently theyamp;#39;ll have to wait the full length of the bankrup