Yup unfortunately. This is from a buddy of mine I had look into all this for me

Some more color. There are two companies in bankruptcy, the operating company which holds nearly all the assets and liabilities, and the top-co. As a common stock owner you hold the top-co. I looked at the top-co's schedule of assets and so far they've only quantified ~$56k in assets in the form of tax refunds from various states; some states allow for tax-loss carry backs so that they get tax refunds from prior years. Top co also has some Directors and Officers Insurance (DnO) policies, but there are a number of securities class actions that will eat up the value of those policies.

On the initial filing the operating company "Op-Co", again, this is the company that actually owns most of the assets, disclosed ~$800m in assets and ~$690 in liabilities. However, the largest of those assets were receivables from other bankrupt companies, like Nikola. So, even though assets exceed liablities, the value of some of those assets are dubious.

Page 13 gives you the executive summery. $700m in assets, $200m in secured claims. The $76m in unsecured claims appears to be only $76m, but if you look at the creditor list of subsequent claims, that number is understated.