Mayday, Mayday. Voyager down...

[schizo]

Voyager Digital CEO Hopes For A Stronger Comeback! Here’s The Revival Plan
Written by: Elena R
Jul 6, 2022

https://coinpedia.org/news/voyager-ceo-hopes-for-a-stronger-comeback-heres-the-revival-plan/



Seriously, who are these fucktards? Why should they get another chance after majorly screwing up the lives of so many investors in the first place? It reminds me of Kmart. When it came out of bankruptcy, it dared to flex its balls and acquired Sears, which itself was not in a great shape. In the end, they both went under. It's kinda same story here. The whole crypto space is faltering. In fact, the entire global economy is teetering. So what makes them think they can succeed this time around?



By the way, Do Kwon of Terra (or Terra2 who also believes in another comeback) is being investigated by the US authorities.

Double Trouble For Do Kwon, Terra Case To Be Investigated Jointly By Korea And The US!
Jul 6, 2022

https://coinpedia.org/news/double-t...-be-investigated-jointly-by-korea-and-the-us/

 

[NoahA]

Voyager Digital CEO Hopes For A Stronger Comeback! Here’s The Revival Plan

I love this part from the tweets: (and by love I mean hate... LOL)

Customers with crypto in their account(s) will receive in exchange a combination of the crypto in their account(s), proceeds from the 3AC recovery, common shares in the newly reorganized Company, and Voyager tokens.

So instead of my actual coins, I would get shares in Voyager and their crap tokens which will plummet on the day they are open to trade.

I seriously wonder where is all the money? Traditional banking is of course no different, and I doubt the banks can even let 10% of all deposits be withdrawn, but do these exchanges really not have any liquidity as well? If they hold 10,000 BTC for customers as an example, do they really have less than 1,000 available to be withdrawn??

 

[The_Krakenite]