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FTX Emerges As The Highest Bidder In The Voyager Digital Bankruptcy Auction

FTX Leads Race to Purchase Voyager Digital

A court document from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court Southern District of New York has revealed that Moelis (NYSE:MC) & Company, the investment bank of Voyager Digital, held an auction for the crypto lender’s assets on Tuesday, September 13th.

According to Voyager’s lawyers, there were 88 parties interesting acquiring the assets. While none of the names of the interested entities were explicitly published, both FTX and Binance have previously expressed an interest in Voyager’s assets.

While it is unclear how high the figure FTX that bid for Voyager’s assets was, the crypto exchange is said to have edged out Wave Financial, a digital asset investment firm.

When Will Customers Get Their Money Back?

The sale of assets by Voyager is aimed at generating liquidity in order to pay its customers, whose funds have been frozen since July 1st. According to the court document, the winner of the bid will not be revealed until September 29th.

The possible repayment of creditors and users whose funds have been tied down is expected to begin after this date. Voyager has also been undergoing restructuring since filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 6th.

On the Flipside

Why You Should Care

When the result of the auction is announced, Voyager Digital will be in a position proceed with repayments to its creditors, who have been left waiting for months.

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Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com

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