Two law firms made over $200M from FTX, Celsius, and other crypto busts
Major law firms Sullivan & Cromwell and Kirkland & Ellis made $110 million and $101 million in fees respectively from crypto firm implosions.
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DoJ appeals against Voyager asset deal with Binance US
The DoJ’s appeal against Voyager’s bankruptcy plan could confirm rumors that Binance US is under criminal investigation, just like Binance.
Binance leads Voyager asset race but lender may face $60B fines
Crypto lender Voyager Digital’s $1B deal with Binance could finalize as early as April 18. Users voted to accept an asset transfer to Binance.
Alameda to hand $200M in crypto back to bankrupt Voyager
A court filing details how Sam Bankman-Fried's company has been ordered to hand over 6,500 bitcoins and 50,000 ether by the end of September.
Voyager creditors say the firm should be culling staff not bribing them to stay
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Voyager Digital says it “vehemently opposes” plans to pay workers to not seek new jobs.
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Mark Cuban and Voyager chief ran crypto ‘Ponzi scheme,’ lawsuit claims
Billionaire Mark Cuban has been sued for allegedly misleading investors through shilling Voyager's unregistered securities.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Alameda owed Voyager much more than we thought
Court documents suggest Alameda Research initially took out a $1.6 billion loan with Voyager Digital before it filed for bankruptcy.
Voyager talks down FTX offer, says it has 20 potential buyers
The offer from FTX in July was branded “a low ball bid” that could “create chaos” in the firm’s ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
New York judge reluctantly allows Voyager to settle credit card bills
Voyager’s legal team argued that it would be difficult to find a new credit provider due to the uncertainty surrounding the company's future.
Voyager Digital duped customers with FDIC insurance
Customers are considering filing fraud claims with their bank over Voyager and its chief Stephen Ehrlich's false insurance advertising.