Officials from multiple states in the United States jointly launched a motion to ask the federal bankruptcy judge to appoint a third-party FTX financial reviewer to improve the transparency of FTX assets. The motion was led by the Texas Securities Commission, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Regulators in Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Washington, D.C. joined, "With the lack of transparency of the debtor's financial position and assets, and ongoing regulatory investigations, it is not only appropriate and in the best interest of creditors to appoint an examiner to provide specific guidance on his duties, but is also mandatory," the statement said. . If the court eventually appoints an examiner, that examiner will provide the court with a detailed report on the financial condition of FTX, Alameda, and most other FTX subsidiaries around the world, rather than the court relying solely on FTX's current leadership and hired lawyers. liquidation.