Does Alameda research owe Voyager money?

It turns out Alameda Research, the trading firm co-founded by crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, is all three. As a lender to Voyager, Alameda is owed $75 million under a credit line it offered to the troubled platform last month. But Alameda also owes Voyager $376.8 million on a loan, the filing shows.

Who is Alameda Bankman-fried?

Alameda is also one of Voyager’s largest shareholders, with a more than 9% stake, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Alameda’s multiple roles exemplify its extensive influence in crypto, and helps explain why Bankman-Fried is such a key player in the industry.

How did Alameda move from a borrower to a lender?

Voyager’s court documents and financial statements show that Alameda moved from a borrower to a lender in the span of a few weeks after the 3AC debacle left Voyager in a desperate spot. Bankman-Fried’s firm provided a $500 million bailout to Voyager in late June.

Who is Voyager digital's second-largest borrower?

The crypto trading firm founded by SBF is Voyager Digital's second-largest borrower after Three Arrows Capital, according to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. FTX CEO and Alameda Research founder Sam Bankman-Fried testifying before Congress. Image: YouTube