Voyager Says FTX’s Buyout Offer Was Misleading “Low-Ball Bid,” SBF Fires Back
Commenting on Voyagers response to the proposal, FTX founder and CEO Sam-Bankman Fried said that only the bankruptcy lawyers would benefit from dragging out the proceedings, while the customers would...
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