Alameda to Repay Bankrupt Voyager Digital $200 Million in Crypto

Voyager has also requested in the filing to keep the crypto wallets that would be involved in the transactions private.

Bankrupt crypto lending firm, Voyager Digital, has urged in a court filing that trading firm Alameda Research repay its $200 million loan.

In exchange for the repayment, Alameda will get $160 million back in its pledged collateral.

The filing reveals that Alameda would repay 6,553 BTC (roughly $128 million) and 51,204 ETH ($70 million) to Voyager. The filing revealed that the Voyager loan included other crypto assets like USDC, Dogecoin (DOGE), Luna Classic (LUNC), Litecoin (LTC), Voyager Token (VGX), Chainlink (LINK), etc.

Voyager has also requested in the filing to keep the crypto wallets that would be involved in the transactions private.

The firm said that making the crypto wallets public would provide commercially sensitive information to the public, potentially causing “unwarranted speculation and attention surrounding any account activity.”

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