The Digital Currency Traders Alliance (DCTA) is trying to put a spotlight on the FTX creditors and give them an opportunity to reclaim their funds. The advocacy group's campaign encourages affected persons to speak up and join the ongoing bankruptcy process. DCTA also provides a tool for FTX creditors to contact victim/witness coordinators and Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta to express their views.

Recently, major media outlets took a stand in the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings by objecting the redaction of customer names. They argued that the press and the public have the right to such information and preventing it from being disclosed would be setting a dangerous precedent for transparency and accountability. In response, the Ad Hoc Committee of non-US FTX customers indicated that making the names public would leave them vulnerable to identity theft, targeted attacks, and other forms of harm.

Given the current situation, the DCTA insists that creditors should not be left out of the bankruptcy process. In its statement, the advocacy group argued that it's important to act now and ensure that the funds are recuperated. The organization understands that a common voice has greater chances of making a difference so it's encouraging people to collaborate and speak up. The DCTA will also be organizing a one-hour long meeting on June 20, 2021 for FTX creditors to discuss their concerns and experiences.

The FTX bankruptcy process has been facing a certain degree of opacity due to the redaction of customer names. The DTCA's campaign is trying to make a difference by giving creditors a chance to reclaim their funds and also fighting for their public information rights. It's a crucial step to making sure that true transparency is reflected in the FTX proceedings and creditors receive the justice they deserve.



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