New York Court Denies Request to Halt Binance’s Voyager Deal

• The court denied the government’s request to halt the Binance’s Deal.
• Judge Wiles confirmed that the current stay end on March 20.

The decision to deny the government’s motion was announced on March 15. In it, Judge Micheal Wiles stated that selling billions of dollars in assets to Binance is an effort to regain liquidity and pay back the customers.

The court denied the government’s request for a stay of the confirmation order. The appeal has filed on March 14, which accused the bankrupt plan of avoiding tax, theft, or immunizing fraud. It also demanded to remove the provision and prevent the U.S. authorities involving in the deal.

Account Holders in Favor of the Deal

Judge Wiles rejected the arguments stated by the securities exchange commission that the redistribution of funds from Voyager to Binance will violate U.S. securities laws. The decision came after 97% of 61,700 voyager account holders voted in favor of Binance. And the plan may result in the Voyager creditors recovering approximately 73% value of their funds.