Two parts to this issue.
The original judgement could be argued was illegal and unjust, after that the Bankruptcy Cases are not, and have followed the law as much as I know about it.
The one thing to understand is that Alex Jones didn’t agree to sell InfoWars or anything else, once he filed bankruptcy and the case converted from Chapter 11 to 7, a Bankruptcy Trustee was appointed, all the assets then came under the control of the Trustee and Alex Jones has no say on how or when or how much they are sold for.
The job of the Trustee is to represent the interests of the creditors, the best thing Alex Jones could do now is work with the Trustee to get the assets turned over and sold off, which would get the case closed faster, allowing him to move on and start over quickly.
As harsh as that sounds, consider Alex Jones owes over 1.5 billion dollars, then ask yourself how much InfoWars is worth minus Alex Jones, probably not very much.
Once all the assets are sold, the Trustee will pay the creditors on a prorated basis, meaning Alex Jones can settle all his debts for pennies on the dollar, which would make him debt free and able to move forward with a new show.
Without the constant plugging / advertising it would be worth zilch
Do they need to determine a figure?
Yes. This seems to be the only path forward.