FTX Bankruptcy Judge Allows Bloomberg and Other Media to Present Views on "Public Creditor List" at Jan. 11 Hearing

According to Reuters, FTX bankruptcy judge John Dorsey said he would allow a group of media, including Bloomberg and the Financial Times, to elaborate on his arguments for the request for a "public list of creditors" at a hearing on January 11. FTX argues that disclosing the details of creditors (including customers) may expose customers to fraud while violating privacy laws, and that the practice also helps competitors poach users, weakening FTX's ability to find potential buyers. the value of. Foresight News previously reported that the U.S. bankruptcy judge allowed the identities of FTX’s 50 largest creditors to remain anonymous, and that FTX owed the 50 largest creditors nearly $3.1 billion; Litigation, application for disclosure of relevant information about FTX creditors, at least the name of the creditor.