TechFlow news — Voyager Digital Holdings' attorney Darren Azman told a bankruptcy judge during a court hearing that the company may have been hacked after reopening its withdrawal function. He stated that the incident has been reported to law enforcement authorities, and officials overseeing the company's bankruptcy are investigating.
Azman noted that Voyager customers have encountered various scams. Typically, scammers set up fake websites claiming that Voyager customers can increase their recovery amounts by linking their non-Voyager cryptocurrency wallets to new accounts. However, once these accounts are created, the assets within them are quickly drained. While most customers have remained vigilant and avoided falling victim, some individuals have been defrauded.
In April, Binance.US terminated its acquisition deal for Voyager. At that time, Voyager’s management estimated customers could recover approximately 36% of their assets. However, if the company prevails in its ongoing litigation against FTX Trading, that recovery rate could exceed 60%. According to court filings, Voyager currently holds only about $630 million available to cover $1.8 billion in customer claims.
