Tags: Voyager Digital

Suspicion Arises as Bankrupt Voyager Transfers Tokens to Coinbase – What‘s Going On?

Voyager had given a deadline to its users previously to withdraw 36% of their tokens held on the platform.

Voyager recorded outflows of more than $250 million worth of crypto assets.

The law firm was formally engaged in September 2022 for the period extending from July 2022 to May 2023.  

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Gemini has added support for crypto withdrawals for customers of Voyager Digital.

Customers of the broker could start receiving their funds as soon as June 20.

Voyager Digital to Start Repaying Frozen Crypto Funds After Court Approval

Voyager Digital Customers Will Recover 35 of Their Crypto Deposits

Voyager can only muster enough funds to pay back 36% of customer claims. 

Binance.US’s long-running effort to acquire the bankrupt crypto lender’s assets came to an end nearly ten days ago.

Voyager Digital Announces Liquidation and Shutdown Following Failed FTX and Binance.US Deals

Voyager Digital founder Stephen Ehrlich (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

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Binance Abandons $1 Billion Voyager Deal, Blames Challenging US Regulations

After several back and forth, Binance.US has decided to pull the plug on a deal involving the purchase of Voyager’s assets.

Bitcoin is within range of $30,000, but will need a stronger push to get there, one analyst said.

U.S. Government‘s Case Against Voyager-Binance.US Merger Given Weight by Judge – Here‘s the Latest

In addition to the CFTC lawsuit, a U.S. District Court has halted the sale of Voyager Digital.

The judge insisted that further delay of the deal would harm Voyager’s customers waiting to receive their funds.

A New York court denied the government’s request to halt the $1 billion deal, saying delay would harm customers.

The motion seeks to stay the asset-sale plan until the appeal motion is handled in court and authorities iron out legal issues with Voyager.