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Alameda Research, Voyager Digital'e 200 milyon dolarlık krediyi geri vermekten mutlu

09/20/2022
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Quantitative trading company Alameda Research will return an estimate of $200 million to Voyager Digital, which is proceeding through bankruptcy. Alameda borrowed the funds in cryptocurrencies in September 2021. At that time, the sum was close to $380 million. 

Per a recent filing in the Bankruptcy Court of Southern District of New York, the parties have ulaştı an agreement, and Alameda will return around 6,553 Bitcoin (BTC) ve 51,000 Eter (ETH) by Sept. 30. In its corporate Twitter account Alameda confirmed its readiness to return the funds:

In its turn, Voyager will have to return the collateral in the form of 4.65 million FTX Tokens (FTT) and 63.75 million Serum (SRM), which amounts to $160 million by press time. The company has been undergoing Bölüm 11 iflas prosedürleri since July and started to auction off its assets in September in order to return part of the funds to customers. 

During the bankruptcy case, the court proceedings and financial documents have shown a deep relationship between Voyager and Alameda. In June, when Voyager got in trouble, Alameda moved from a borrower to a lender and offered a 500 milyon dolarlık kurtarma. However, that led to a iki taraf arasındaki kamusal çatışma with Voyager rejecting a buyout, claiming it could “harm customers.”

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Moreover, Voyager’s financial books belirtmek that it lent out $1.6 billion in crypto loans to an entity based in the British Virgin Islands, the same place where Alameda is registered. At the same time, Alameda was also the biggest stakeholder in Voyager, with an 11.56% stake in the company acquired through two investments for a combined total of $110 million. Earlier this year, Alameda teslim Raporlama zorunluluğunu ortadan kaldırmak için 4.5 milyon hisse satın alarak özsermayesini %9.49'a düşürdü.

Like several other crypto platforms and lending entities, including Celsius, BlockFi and Hodlnaut, Voyager struggled to continue its operations in the aftermath of the global crypto market downfall in the early Summer of 2022.