The U.S. Attorney’s Office recently seized just under $50 million from Sam Bankman-Fried’s account at Farmington State Bank, which previously had only 3 employees, writes Business Insider.

The bank specialized in agricultural loans for farmers until March 2022. The firm Alameda Research later acquired a stake in Farmington, after which it was renamed Moonstone.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried held $49,999,500 in an account at this bank located in rural Washington State. Funds from the account were seized by prosecutors on Jan. 4 as part of an effort to trace about $700 million in assets for forfeiture.

Trading firm Alameda Research bought a stake in Farmington for $11.5 million last March, more than double the bank’s entire equity at the time.

Before that, the little-known bank was the 26th largest in the U.S. out of about 4,800 (from the end), but the bank later said it had 32 employees and a $115 million valuation.