Binance Initiates Legal Action Against Voyager Digital for $10 Million Deposit Recovery
Crypto exchange Binance.US has filed a lawsuit against the insolvent crypto brokerage Voyager Digital, seeking the return of a $10 million deposit related to an abandoned agreement. This agreement aimed to acquire “all or substantially all” of the cryptocurrency assets held on Voyager’s platform, with the intention of transferring them to Binance and enabling customers to continue trading their assets.
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