Ethereum holders could be in trouble if Voyager sells $151 million ETH in its holdings

By cineramaMarch 10, 2023DeFi

Bankrupt crypto lender platform Voyager has reportedly offloaded $350 million worth of assets over the last six weeks. The company still has $151 million in ETH and roughly $50 […]

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Ethereum holders could be in trouble if Voyager sells $151 million ETH in its holdings

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