Voyager

Crypto lenders Voyager and Celsius are slowly working their ways towards making customers whole, one year into bankruptcy

Voyager customers will start to receive communications about the app reopening in advance of June 20

While Voyager’s estate is worth $1.3 billion, it is still waiting to claw back funds from Three Arrows Capital and FTX

Mark Cuban seeks “reasonable” attorneys’ fees and costs

Both Celsius and Voyager have announced updates in their bankruptcy processes in the past few days

The deal was announced in December and faced DOJ scrutiny

Voyager and Binance.US are working to move forward “as quickly as possible” pending a court approval

Most has been sold, but Voyager still has hundreds of millions of dollars in ether, shiba inu and its own native token left to go

SEC officials initially opposed the Voyager plan, alleging Binance.US operates an unregistered securities exchange. Now, the DOJ is here

Binance.US has agreed to pay $1.3 billion in an agreement to acquire Voyager’s assets

Bankrupt and beaten-up issuers haven’t stopped the rise of their “zombie tokens”

Celsius, BlockFi and Voyager were among crypto’s biggest players to file for bankruptcy in 2022, legal expert says

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will be deposed with two employees as he defends against a lawsuit likening Voyager to a Ponzi scheme

The bid, which was the highest and best offered, as per bankruptcy code, comes in at about $1.022 billion

Bankruptcy proceedings aren’t cheap, and you can bet they’re not particularly cheerful, either

The collapsed lender will hold an auction on Sept. 13 in New York, with the winning bidder to be declared in 3 weeks

Creditors don’t believe Voyager’s key employees need to be incentivized with a $1.9 million package in a tough job market

Judge Wiles, overseeing Voyager’s bankruptcy proceedings, said the firm had provided a “sufficient basis” in its bid to make customers whole.

Cryptocurrency firms are re-tooling risk management to prevent another credit crisis

Debtors of crypto lender Voyager may still pursue their claims against now-defunct Three Arrows Capital for additional recoveries

Kirkland & Ellis is looking to position itself as a leader in crypto restructuring

It will be several months — not including time spent on litigation — before Voyager begins repaying its creditors

The Dow Jones rose 0.23% by close, while the S&P 500 was up 0.36% and the Nasdaq increased 0.35%

The cryptocurrency lender’s collapse comes after it revealed significant exposure to hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, which also filed for bankruptcy

Voyager said it holds $1.3 billion in crypto assets on its platform, as well as claims of more than $650 million against Three Arrows Capital