Financial advisors for the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX at last revealed the complete list of the company’s institutional creditors in a court filing late Wednesday. The document shows the names of the companies owed money by FTX, providing an expansive view of entities wrapped up in the exchange’s bankruptcy.

The document—organized alphabetically and well over a hundred pages long—shows just how far the impact of FTX’s collapse extends, listing tech companies from Apple to WeWork, and several media publications such as the Wall Street Journal and CoinDesk.

Wednesday’s matrix includes numerous companies native to the digital assets industry, such as Coinbase, Binance Capital Management, Chainalysis, Yuga Labs, Doodles, and Silvergate Bank. Reddit, which rolled out Polygon-based NFT avatars on its platform last year, is also mentioned as a creditor.

Some instances of companies being mentioned could pertain to money owed by FTX for goods and services. Pharmacy CVS is listed as one of the exchange’s corporate creditors, as well as Netflix and Comcast. Twelve different creditors that include Doordash in their name are listed in the matrix.