Sunil Kavuri, the leader of the largest creditor group of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, has expressed doubts about FTX's plan to repay creditors in early January 2023. According to Kavuri, while FTX has an estimated $13 billion in cash, a venture capital portfolio and litigation proceeds estimated to be between $5 billion and $7 billion, and about $7 billion set aside for disputed claims, the process is likely to take longer. Kavuri estimates that about $7 billion in cash could be distributed by early March, with additional assets distributed after the resolution of disputed claims. However, he believes the remaining assets will take years to recover and distribute. Previously, FTX stated in a press release that it expected to propose a Chapter 11 plan in early January 2023, and repay creditors in full by the end of March 2023. However, the latest comments from Kavuri suggest that this timeline may be overly optimistic.