FTX CEO just asked why Voyager still has most of the assets but has not returned the money to customers? Sam FTX also offered to help investors who are stuck in Voyager money by setting up an account on FTX and Sam will redistribute the lost assets of customers.
In Sam Bankman-Fried’s latest series of tweets, he asked why Voyager’s remaining assets have yet to be redistributed to customers?
In response to the question, FTX CEO gave the truth about how the traditional bankruptcy process would work and emphasized that if you wait for Voyager to process, after the bankruptcy process, customers can take years to get their assets back like the Mt.Gox exchange.
The amount of assets they receive can be significantly lost due to the monthly fees for consulting.
That’s why Sam has proposed to rescue investors who are stuck in Voyager by setting up an account on FTX and customers will redistribute their lost assets, as updated in an earlier post by Coincu News.
It can be seen that up to this point, FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has maintained his stance of “no regrets spending money” to support the market.
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