Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire investment arm, Alameda Research, sent the first tweet in history. It is directly targeted at Voyager Digital, a bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.
You can repay your Voyager loan and regain your collateral whenever you work for Voyager
— AlamedaResearch (@AlamedaResearch) July 8, 2022
The response from Crypto Twitter was lukewarm to the company’s first tweet. Some people said in the message, “Menacing tone“” Means “Not very customer orientedAppeal to SBF’s recent series of interviews. David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine, Called Tweets are “irritable”.
Alameda Research Venture LLC recently owns a 9% stake in Voyager. Canceled 4.5 million shares To reduce its possession. It also gave Voyager a $ 200 million and 15,000 BTC credit line. Voyager withdrew $ 75 million shortly after the loan was approved. This is the monthly limit.
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has a complex relationship with Voyager. He owns shares in the company along with Alameda Ventures Ltd and Alameda Research Ventures LLC. According to Voyager’s recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, Alameda Research Ltd. owes Voyager $ 377 million in debt, but the line of credit has been agreed with Alameda Ventures Ltd.
The web of companies named FTX and Alameda is as complex as their relationship with Voyager Digital. Alameda Research Ltd may be ready to repay the loan to Voyager, but it’s unclear how Voyager’s loan agreement with sister company Alameda Research Ventures LLC will affect this.
The day before Alameda’s tweet, Binance CEO CZ was also clearly confused by the situation. He said the flow of funds between Voyager and Alameda was “difficult to track.”
Therefore, 3AC owed Voyager a few hundred meters and became a bust. FTX / Alameda provided $ 100 million for 3AC, but did not save it.
Alameda invests in Voyager and receives a $ 377 million loan from Voyager … Okay …
V is now bust. Didn’t FTX “rescue them” or return the money?
Is it difficult to follow?https://t.co/yx6RJjVZrB
— CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) July 7, 2022
