On June 10th, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge John Dorsey in Wilmington, Delaware ruled that FTX could permanently remove the names of individual clients from its bankruptcy filing, a decision that heard FTX’s previous statement that “disclosing client names would They are at risk" testimony, even if other identifying information such as email addresses of individual customers is kept private.
In addition, John Dorsey also authorized FTX to temporarily remove the names of companies and institutional investors from its customer list, but FTX must make a new request within 90 days. Institutional clients don’t face the same risks as individuals, but their names could be valuable property to FTX if it decides to sell its cryptocurrency trading business as a whole, Dorsey said.
In addition, John Dorsey also authorized FTX to temporarily remove the names of companies and institutional investors from its customer list, but FTX must make a new request within 90 days. Institutional clients don’t face the same risks as individuals, but their names could be valuable property to FTX if it decides to sell its cryptocurrency trading business as a whole, Dorsey said.
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