FTX customers outside the US are asking the court not to reveal their identities
According to Reuters, a group of clients of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX outside the United States have filed a petition with bankruptcy judge John Dorsey to maintain the confidentiality of their identities. The Group contends that disclosure of this information could be dangerous to them.
According to them, “digital asset holders are particularly susceptible to fraud and theft because cryptocurrencies are difficult to trace and insufficient security measures exist to protect assets.”
It is assumed that the collective debt of this group of clients may be about $ 2 billion. Their request was opposed by the bankruptcy supervision service of the US Department of Justice, as well as various media outlets, including the New York Times and WSJ. The court will hear the arguments of the clients and issue a verdict on January 11.
