By “stock options money,” do you mean the price you paid to exercise options? If so, then yes, it’s totally normal. No bankrupt company would pay out money to s

By “stock options money,” do you mean the price you paid to exercise options? If so, then yes, it’s totally normal. No bankrupt company would pay out money to shareholders. The point of exercising options is to accept the risk and reward of ownership, and one of those risks is that the shares can become worthless. For that reason, many people exercise immediately prior to selling (sometimes causing their gains to be treated as short-term capital gains). If you don’t mean the price to exercise options, please clarify what you paid for.