Voyager wants Binance.US legal fight resolved by April 13

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Bankrupt cryptocurrency lending firm Voyager

Voyager Digital and its creditors stand to lose $100 million if legal objections brought by the U.S. government aren't resolved by April 13, according to documents filed in

Voyager-Binance.US Legal Fight Must Be Resolved by April 13

Bankrupt cryptocurrency lending firm Voyager Digital wants the legal fight with Binance.US to be resolved by April 13th, or its creditors stand to lose $100 million. This is

Voyager Digital and its creditors

On April 25th, Voyager announced that the $1.02 billion Purchase Agreement with Binance.US has been terminated. Voyager will not be searching for a new

Voyager Digital and its creditors face the possibility of losing up to $100 million if the U.S. government’s legal objections are not resolved by April 13. Why the deadline?

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a court document stated that Voyager and its creditors will lose $100 million if the legal objections raised by the U.S. government are not

United States bankruptcy judge Michael

Court Documents: Voyager and Binance.US trade to be resolved

Binance US is abandoning its proposed $1bn acquisition of assets belonging to Voyager Digital, bringing to an end the exchange’s long-running effort to purchase the

United States bankruptcy judge Michael Wiles asked the SEC to explain its reasons for objecting to a deal between Voyager and Binance.US that could bring the former

Voyager and Binance’s legal dispute must be settled by April 13

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