Voyager’s official committee on unsecured creditors tweeted that the sale of assets to FTX is not yet complete. No cryptocurrencies or other assets have been transferred to SBF’s company.
Voyager will now take all necessary steps to protect the interests of its creditors and is evaluating all options. As was updated in an earlier Coincu News article, a bankruptcy judge in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York approved Voyager’s plan to sell assets to FTX US in October.
Currently, FTX is also facing the risk of having to file for bankruptcy due to lack of capital. Initially, Binance intended to buy the company to solve the crisis, but after discovering financial holes that were difficult to control. The largest cryptocurrency exchange has decided to abandon the acquisition.
SBF said the company is in talks with TRON’s Justin Sun to resolve the company’s current predicament.
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