TechFlow reports that Heimdall, a provider of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization services, tweeted that due to pressure from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), FTX has become the government's cryptocurrency tax collection agent, harming the interests of retail creditors. Notably, FTX/Alameda’s priority claims dispute—valued at $445 million—now accounts for as much as one-third of the assets owed to Voyager customers, raising uncertainty over whether FTX will abandon all priority claim actions.
Earlier reports indicate that Voyager currently holds $1.334 billion in assets, equivalent to 75.68% of the total customer claims value. Customers are expected to receive an initial recovery of approximately 35.72% of their claimed amounts.
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