3AC creditors view the list of claimants: Su Zhu also asks Three Arrows Capital for five million dollars.

The Twitter user @DrSoldmanGachs, who claims to be a creditor of Three Arrows Capital (3AC), also stated that he is an investor in a fund called Starry Night. He mentioned that he will be sharing some relevant information as he is currently involved in the liquidation process of 3AC.

The Twitter user @DrSoldmanGachs, who claims to be a creditor of 3AC under Three Arrows Capital, also identified as an investor in a fund called Starry Night, has been sharing some related information as they are involved in the liquidation process of 3AC.

On the 18th, @DrSoldmanGachs mentioned that after reviewing the list of creditors of 3AC, they found that the founder Su Zhu is also claiming five million dollars from 3AC, expressing surprise at how Su Zhu had the time to file a claim. The fund's management entity, ThreeAC Limited, is also claiming 25 million dollars from 3AC.

They listed some of the prominent claimants:

• The crypto conglomerate DCG, which owns Grayscale Investments and media outlet CoinDesk
• The publicly traded company Voyager, which declared bankruptcy
• The public blockchain Algorand
• The venture capital firm DeFiance Capital, incubated by 3AC, refuted the claims
• The financial lending platform Celsius, which announced bankruptcy
• The cryptocurrency issuance platform CoinList
• The venture capital firm Galaxy Digital, which suffered heavy losses in the LUNA incident
• The well-known Japanese financial group SBI's SBI Crypto
• The financial lending platform BlockFi, claiming to have survived the financial crisis
• The cross-chain smart contract platform Moonbeam Network

@DrSoldmanGachs mentioned that the total amount of claims reaches 2.8 billion dollars, with more claims expected to be filed. Many creditors have only submitted a claim of one dollar currently and reserve the right to increase their claims.