【FTX sues Crypto.com to recover at least $11.4 million related to Alameda account】According to Golden Finance, FTX, which is undergoing bankruptcy restructuring, has filed a lawsuit trying to recover at least $11.4 million from Crypto.com. This fund is reportedly held in a Crypto.com account associated with FTX's sister company, Alameda Research. According to the lawsuit documents, the account is registered under the name of Alameda employee Ka Yu Tin (also known as Nicole Tin). FTX claims that this practice is a common operation of Alameda, aimed at concealing its trading activities. FTX asserts that Alameda actually controls and funds this account. FTX points out that despite multiple attempts and providing court-approved documents, Crypto.com still rejected access requests on the grounds that the name of the account holder does not match that of the claimant. To strengthen its litigation position, FTX submitted a sworn testimony from former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison, confirming that these accounts indeed belong to Alameda. FTX disclosed that Crypto.com’s affiliated companies Foris MT and Iron Block have also filed claims totaling approximately $18.64 million in the bankruptcy proceedings. In light of this, FTX is requesting the court to postpone the handling of Crypto.com’s claims until it returns Alameda's assets.