币圈韭菜一般是unsecured creditor，还能分到一点渣。stockholder的排位比unsecured creditor还靠后，基本渣都分不到。
Effect of Chapter 11 on Stockholders
Unlike Chapter 7, Chapter 11 allows a company to continue trading, but this
isn't necessarily always good news for stockholders. There is always the
risk that a company's stock value may decrease as well as increase. When a
company is reorganizing through Chapter 11 values usually plummet and it is
not uncommon for shares to become worthless. If a publicly traded company
files under Chapter 11 it is normally de-listed but can resume trading
listed as over the counter (OTC stocks.)
What Happens To The Stocks?
Which Creditors Take Priority?
Secured creditors take priority over other unsecured creditors and as such
they are more likely to receive a higher percentage of their original
investments. Stockholders and unsecured creditors however are only
considered after the secured creditors which means that they may receive
little or no money back by way of compensation. Stockholders are often last
in line after unsecured creditors such as suppliers, banks and bondholders.