According to the statement, as of April 30, Voyager's total assets were a little over $5 billion, and its total liabilities were $4.9 billion. Voyager announced last week that it would work to recoup the roughly US$650 million given to Three Arrows Capital. Despite obtaining a US$500 million revolving credit arrangement from Sam Bankman-Fried, CEO of FTX's Alameda Research, Voyager filed for bankruptcy. The largest loan on Alameda Research's books, valued at about US$377 million, is owed to Voyager, followed by debt to 3AC, according to the bankruptcy petition.
Hedge firm Three Arrows Capital (3AC) received a notice of default from cryptocurrency broker Voyager Digital on Monday for failing to make payments on an approximately US$665 million loan. Voyager reported that it had requested repayment of USD Coin (USDC) valued at $25 million by June 24 and the remaining sum by Monday. The loan comprised 15,250 Bitcoins, each worth roughly $315 million, and USDC totaling 350 million.
According to reports, 3AC is experiencing a severe liquidity crunch due to its exposure to the devalued LUNA coins.
Several lenders, notably BlockFi and Genesis, liquidated 3AC after it failed to meet several margin calls.