Crypto Biz: The Voyager Digital auction is over — What now?
FTX US was the successful bidder in the Voyager auction. But one industry insider tells Cointelegraph that the deal didn’t have depositors’ best interests in mind.
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FTX US was the successful bidder in the Voyager auction. But one industry insider tells Cointelegraph that the deal didn’t have depositors’ best interests in mind.
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