Now those Robinhood shares are at the center of a lawsuit filed by BlockFi in the hours after the lender petitioned for bankruptcy protection in the very same New Jersey court, documents show. Named in the suit are Bankman-Fried's Emergent Fidelity Technologies, and ED&F Man Capital Markets which allegedly failed to properly broker the pledged assets in question, the filing said. After Emergent entered a state of default with BlockFi, the lender sought to take custody of collateral shares of Robinhood as per the forbearance terms of the agreement, however, "EDFM has refused to transfer the collateral to BlockFi," the complaint said. BlockFi still has a long way to go if it wins the Robinhood shares in question, with anywhere between $1 billion and $10 billion in assets and liabilities alongside an estimated 100,000 creditors, according to the company's bankruptcy documents.