Major Media Outlets Seek Release of 9 Million FTX Customer Names Despite Scam Fears – What's Going On?
Major media outlets such as The New York Times, The Financial Times, and Bloomberg have asked the court in FTX’s bankruptcy case to hand over a list containing the names of millions of FTX customers. In total, the lists...
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In total, the lists the media outlets are asking to get access to contains the names of some 9 million FTX customers and creditors who lost their money when the exchange filed for bankruptcy in November last year....
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