It had significant investments in Singapore-based hedge fund 3AC, which failed to make payments on a loan of 15,250 Bitcoins and $350 million USDCs -- that makes the loan worth more than $650 million.
"This comprehensive reorganisation is the best way to protect assets on the platform and maximize value for all stakeholders, including customers," said
The prolonged volatility and contagion in the crypto markets over the past few months, and "the default of Three Arrows Capital on a loan from the company's subsidiary, Voyager Digital, require us to take deliberate and decisive action now," he said in a statement.
Earlier this week, Voyager suspended all trading, deposits, withdrawals and loyalty rewards on its platform.
Voyager has approximately $1.3 bn of crypto assets on the platform and more than $350 million of cash for customers.
The proposed plan of reorganisation "contemplates an opportunity for customers to elect the proportion of common equity and crypto they will receive, subject to certain maximum thresholds", said the company.
The company said it has over $110 million of cash and owned crypto assets on hand, which will provide liquidity to support day-to-day operations.
Voyager said it was actively pursuing all available remedies for recovery from 3AC.
The development came as popular crypto tokens such as
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The mega fund, founded by Credit Suisse traders Zhu Su and Kyle Davies, once managed an estimated $10 billion in assets.
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