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97% of Crypto Lender Voyager Customers Vote in Favor of Bankruptcy Plan

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Voyager Digital, a cryptocurrency brokerage company, announced on Twitter that its customers voted in favor of the crypto lender's Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan.

Of those who participated in the voting, "97% of customers representing 98% of the total claims, voted in favor," Voyager said.

Details on the voting can be found via legal filing.

Voyager's restructuring plan received conditional approval from Bankruptcy Judge Michael Wiles on January 13, and a confirmation hearing has been scheduled for next Thursday, March 2, in Manhattan. 

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