According to a legal document released, as of Sunday, about 117 parties, including various financial and strategic counterparties around the world, have expressed interest in the potential acquisition of one or more businesses to the debtor (FTX). So far, FTX has signed 59 confidentiality agreements. LedgerX, a derivatives unit of FTX in the United States and one of its few companies that remains solvent, leads the way with 56 letters of intent.

FTX said it will not sell any claims related to Sam Bankman-Fried, Gary Wang, Nishad Singh, Caroline Ellison or their families in light of the allegations against the former executives by the Department of Justice and the Securities and Commodities Regulatory Authority. The deadline to submit preliminary bids for the four firms will expire between January 18 and February 1. However, in a separate filing on Sunday, a committee representing FTX creditors said there would be no rush to sell. (CoinDesk)