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Technology

Chapter 11

51 articles – accelerating

More than $600M left FTX wallets amid the 2022 crypto crisis that made Chapter 11 a central marker of industry contagion before coverage broadened to tech restructurings.

Who they are

Chapter 11 is the U.S. bankruptcy-protection process appearing in coverage as the legal mechanism through which distressed technology, crypto, consumer-internet and software companies seek to reorganize, sell assets, or transfer control to creditors and buyers.

The recent arc

Coverage peaked in 2022Q4 as crypto failures converged around FTX, Alameda and Sam Bankman-Fried: FTX, FTX US and Alameda entered Chapter 11 after the exchange crisis, while BlockFi followed, and the FTX wallet outflows story became the period’s highest-impact headline. That phase extended the earlier failures of Celsius and Voyager and preceded Genesis Global Capital’s January 2023 filing in New York.

The tension

The coverage increasingly centers on whether Chapter 11 preserves an operating business or chiefly formalizes a transfer of value to creditors, lenders and acquirers. Recent cases make that distinction tangible: Regeneron agreed to acquire 23andMe’s assets through a bankruptcy auction, Wolfspeed used a creditor-backed plan to cut debt, and iRobot’s restructuring handed control to secured lender and supplier Shenzhen Picea after regulatory pressure ended Amazon’s proposed deal.

Why it matters

If this trajectory continues, Chapter 11 will remain a key lens for tracking how stressed tech companies are recapitalized, broken up or repositioned rather than simply shut down. The mix of companies—from Anthology and CareerBuilder + Monster to Wolfspeed and iRobot—suggests distress is no longer framed primarily as crypto contagion, although the ultimate outcomes will depend on creditor support, buyers and regulatory constraints.

Chapter 11 has appeared in 51 articles since 2015-09. Coverage peaked in 2022Q4 with 8 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside FTX, New York, Alameda, Sam Bankman-Fried.

Articles
51
mentions
Velocity
+50.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
+1.000
velocity change
Sources
14
publications

Coverage Timeline

2022-11-13
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Quarterly Coverage

Top Sources

Narrative

TEXXR tracks 42 tech news articles mentioning Chapter 11, dating back to September 2015. The biggest stories include iRobot files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reaches a restructuring agreement to hand over... and Celsius files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York, declaring assets and.... Frequently covered alongside FTX, Amazon, Voyager Digital, and Alameda Research. Coverage has shifted toward regulation themes and away from funding, developer.

Key Moments

2024Q2developer +33pts; consumer +33pts; funding -33pts
2024Q4developer -33pts; consumer -33pts; funding +100pts
2025Q1consumer +100pts; funding -100pts

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