Recently filed court documents show exorbitant spending from FTX's operating entity and related hedge fund, Alameda Research.
Alameda Research LLC, Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund which was closely linked to FTX and played a direct role in the exchange’s collapse, also racked up some serious DoorDash between September 2022 and October 2022, according to. The hedge fund has alleged outstanding food delivery debts of $28,658.83, per Docket 1022.
In addition to the food delivery charges, Alameda has some other questionable, allegedly outstanding debts listed in the Wednesday documents. The Margaritaville Beach Resort in Nassau Bahamas has filed a claim stating that the hedge fund company owes $599,409.72 . The only larger expense listed in the same filing is more than $6 million owed to Amazon Web Services—which seems justifiable for a modern-day hedge fund.
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