A U.S. court ruled that FTX can continue to keep its customer and creditor lists confidential for three months

ChainCatcher news, according to AP News, Judge John Dorsey, who is overseeing the FTX bankruptcy case, ruled that FTX can continue to keep the names of its 9 million customers and creditors confidential for three months, and agreed with FTX's assertion that keeping the customer list confidential would be valuable. John Dorsey stated that a hearing will be held on January 20 to discuss whether FTX can distinguish between non-customers and customer creditors' names.

ChainCatcher previously reported that media outlets such as The Financial Times, The New York Times, and Bloomberg have filed lawsuits demanding the disclosure of creditor information for the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX. (source link)