US officials appeal protections for Voyager execs in Binance.US sale
The DOJ disagrees with the legal protections given to those involved in the Voyager sale to Binance.US, saying the court “improperly” exceeded its authority.
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The DOJ disagrees with the legal protections given to those involved in the Voyager sale to Binance.US, saying the court “improperly” exceeded its authority.
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