Комиссия по банкротству Voyager Digital отозвала иск на $800 000

investing.ruPubblicato 2024-11-02Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-11-02

Комитет по банкротству Voyager Digital подавал в суд исковое требование о принудительном возврате средств. В иске утверждалось, что Александр Кассан (Alexander Kassan), сын основателя компании MediaLink Майкла Кассана (Michael Kassan), снял средства и продал цифровые активы непосредственно перед банкротством. Временная администрация Voyager предполагала, что Кассан мог руководствоваться некой инсайдерской информацией.

Однако 31 октября Voyager Digital добровольно отозвала иск против Александра Кассана и дело было урегулировано без вынесения судебного решения.

«Преференциальные иски являются стандартным аспектом большинства дел о банкротстве. Комиссии по банкротству имеют право истребовать любые переводы, сделанные должником своим кредиторам в течение 90 дней, предшествующих подаче заявления о банкротстве. Преференциальный иск не означает, что кредитор совершил какое-либо правонарушение; это всего лишь часть перераспределительного механизма Кодекса о банкротстве США», — объяснил адвокат Александра Кассана.

Юридический представитель Кассана добавил, что иск Voyager был единичным случаем из более чем 100 аналогичных исков, которые компания подала против пользователей своей платформы, проводивших стандартные транзакции накануне банкротства.

В мае временная администрация Voyager Digital добилась судебного решения о компенсации убытков жертвам коллапса криптоплатформы со стороны ее рекламных амбассадоров: бывшего игрока «Нью-Ингленд Пэтриотс» Роба Гронковски (Rob Gronkowski), игрока Национальной баскетбольной ассоциации США (NBA) Виктора Оладипо (Victor Oladipo) и автогонщика Лэндона Кэссилла (Landon Cassill). В общей сложности в конкурсную массу Voyager было возвращено $2 425 000.

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