Exchange News- According to a business statement, the value of the asset transaction is $1.022 billion.
- Voyager’s attempts to free up consumer monies are bolstered by the transaction.
The crypto exchange Binance (US subsidiary) has officially purchased the assets of Voyager, despite the market’s continued skepticism over Binance’s cryptocurrency reserves. The leading cryptocurrency exchange is having a rocky patch as traders have been pressuring it for more information about its holdings. After being a market leader, FTX fell and declared bankruptcy in November 2022, prompting the backlash.
Moreover, the troubled cryptocurrency lender Voyager Digital revealed Monday that it has sold its assets to Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange. Voyager’s attempts to free up consumer monies are bolstered and strengthened by the transaction.
Must Follow Letter of the Law
According to a business statement, the value of the asset transaction is $1.022 billion. The crypto lender, however, must follow the letter of the law when it comes to disbursing the customer’s assets. Furthermore, assets would be returned in a manner consistent with disbursements authorized by the court and the capabilities of the platform, it was said.
In a blog post, Voyager said:
“Binance.US will make a $10 million good faith deposit and will reimburse Voyager for certain expenses up to a maximum of $15 million. Should the deal not close by April 18, 2023 subject to a one-month extension, the agreement allows Voyager to immediately move to return value to customers.”
Moreover, the Binance (BNB) coin price dropped. As rumors spread concerning the exchange’s cash reserves and the need for more openness. Furthermore, the value of the top five cryptocurrencies dropped by almost 15% in the span of a week. CoinMarketCap reports that the current price of BNB is $247.18, representing an increase of 0.60% over the previous 24 hours.
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Source: https://thenewscrypto.com/binance-u-s-acquires-digital-assets-of-bankrupt-voyager-digital/