Odaily Planet Daily News FTX has filed a lawsuit against Anthony Scaramucci and his hedge fund SkyBridge Capital, attempting to recover funds for creditors. This lawsuit is one of 23 filed on Friday in the Delaware bankruptcy court. Court documents show that the plaintiffs also include the digital asset exchange Crypto.com and political groups such as FWD.US, founded by Mark Zuckerberg. FTX claims that during the crypto bear market of 2022, founder SBF "was engaged in influence-buying activities throughout the year and made extravagant and ostentatious 'investments'." According to the documents, one of the relationships SBF invested significant time and money in was with Scaramucci, as he built a network of "finance, politics, and society." FTX is now seeking to recover these investments, claiming they "provided virtually no benefit" and instead "only supported SBF's position in political and traditional finance sectors." The company stated that SBF invested $67 million in various SkyBridge businesses in 2022 as Scaramucci was "seeking rescue." According to the documents, the assets managed by SkyBridge have dropped from a peak of $9 billion in 2015 to $2.2 billion. A representative for Scaramucci declined to comment. In September 2022, SBF and Scaramucci announced that FTX's venture capital arm would acquire a 30% stake in SkyBridge. The financial terms were not disclosed at the time. Scaramucci stated that this investment reflected that he was "thinking about the next decade of SkyBridge." (Bloomberg)