@TheDeepDive_ca says #Voyager's #3AC exposure is roughly $305M in $BTC and $350M in $USDC. That's $655M in bad debt.
Voyager's filings on 2022-03-31 declare equity of $257M.
SBF bailout is $200M cash, $300M in $BTC. enough to cover the hole...
if there are no other problems
tl;dr: @investvoyager's customers seem to be getting very, very upset on social media... it this keeps it will cause a #bankrun and whoever is late to the party will not get their money.
Not looking good for @investvoyager ... looking an awful lot like a #cryptocurrency#bankrun if this tweet is correct that they have limited withdrawals even further.
if @epichedge is correct and this is real then it appears @investvoyager accounts may not actually be #FDIC insured after all... especially if there is any kind of malfeasance at #Voyager.
not a lawyer but it seems to me that this is likely the correct take w/r/t @investvoyager customer deposits, esp. given the #Voyager user agreement specifically says that customer funds are NOT protected if Voyager fails (see screenshot of UA upthread)
a redditor took a closer look at the @investvoyager user agreement's legal language to see how well depositors' money would be protected in the face of a #Voyager bankruptcy.
tl;dr: money in #Voyager seems not as #FDIC insured as people seem to think
people are having trouble getting money out of @investvoyager
not exactly surprising if you read this whole thread (👆), but here's some concrete examples.
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Apparently the intervention of God Emperor #SBF was only able to keep @investvoyager out of the jaws of #TheClosening for 9 days. May the #Voyager monster at last find peace in the void, inshallah.
reverse bart? someone just trying to liquidate the shorts? who knows. i def. was expecting to see another attempt back at $20K... doubtful this will be the last.
someone did this trade at like exactly 7:59PM EST... is there someone who is trying desperately to avoid some kind of contractual situation shoe conditions are checked every day at 8PM? cc @crasl7
$55M #Bitcoin positions liquidated in the last hour, almost half at @okx exchange.
@okx tweeted 5 hours ago about how $GBTC was going to a lawsuit... makes me wonder if their customers werre particularly bullish on $GBTC being approved?
🧵about stuff I've learned about @CoinFLEXdotcom and @MarkDavidLamb. started looking into these characters in depth a few days before they became a hot item so this is an attempt to consolidate what i've learned.
Q: What is CoinFLEX?
A: It's not an average crypto exchange.
Start with the fact that this mostly unknown CEX does huge volume. Some days its volume makes it the 3rd largest #CEX in the world on CMC.
Nums are manipulated but Binance owns CMC. I'm sure top 10 spots aren't free.
Many days CoinFLEX's volume makes it a peer of major exchanges like Coinbase, FTX, and Huobi. See yesterday's CMC rankings in pics.
Retail traders think of CoinFLEX as a small market mostly built around a small altcoin, $BCH (Bitcoin Cash). $BCH trades can't create this volume.
#Coinflex CEO Mark Lamb just went on BloombergTV. talked about a plan to raise $ to cover for an "ultra high net worth" whale who isn't paying up. $rvUSD... r. v.... @rogerkver?
Lamb also confirmed there are huge futures trades in private markets... and involving his exchange.
@rogerkver the weird part: i did a kind of much too long analysis that lead me to the conclusion that #CoinFLEX's $BCH retail trading operation is, if not a front, then not their main business.
The number of #CeFi, #DeFi, #CEX, and #DEX companies that have imploded already/are on the brink of imploding boggles the mind. Equity at risk is tens of billions.