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Voyager Digital set to reopen app for fund withdrawals

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Voyager Digital, the crypto brokerage firm that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy almost a year ago, is preparing to reopen its app and enable customers to withdraw their funds. After a long wait, users can initiate withdrawals between June 20 and July 5. According to Paul Hage, the bankruptcy plan administrator, an update to the Voyager app on June 15 will display the available withdrawal amount, with the withdrawal period estimated to begin between June 20 and July 5. The court-approved bankruptcy plan, granted on May 17, will enable customers to initially recover 35.72% of their claims by withdrawing cryptocurrency through the Voyager app or receiving cash after a 30-day waiting period. You might also like: Crypto industry body slams banking restrictions in Australia Hage also highlighted in the filing that the bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital still owes Voyager a substantial sum of $650 million. Therefore, after the initial distribution, efforts will ...

Elon Musk’s key litigator withdraws amid Dogecoin lawsuit saga

As Elon Musk battles a $258 billion lawsuit over alleged Dogecoin market manipulation, his legal team undergoes significant reshuffling. Key litigator Adam Gabor Mehes has departed, with Allison Huebert stepping in to fill the void. The rapidly evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies presents a whirlwind of stories, but none commands as much attention as Dogefather aka Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla.  A recent development in this legal saga has seen a key figure in Musk’s legal team, Adam Gabor Mehes, filing a motion to withdraw his counsel.  According to a document filed in federal court today, attorney Adam Gabor Mehes has filed a motion to allow him to withdraw from Elon Musk’s alleged dogecoin DOGE market manipulation case. — Nancy (@nanjian14) June 20, 2023 This change in the composition of Musk’s legal team could potentially be a critical juncture in the context of a $258 billion lawsuit that Musk is currently embroiled in. Mehes’ departure ...