The activity in the wallets of the bankrupt US-based crypto company Voyager draws attention. The strange move of the sunken company wallet regarding the Shiba Inu token SHIB was echoed on social media. The crypto wallet in question has purchased $100,000 worth of SHIB.
A hot wallet from crypto exchange Kraken sent cryptocurrency to Voyager, according to on-chain data. Earlier on the same day, a large amount of Shiba Inu tokens, totaling over $200 billion and over $1.5 million, were transferred from the Voyager account to two different addresses. These tokens then migrated to different addresses, including various centralized exchanges.
How Many SHIBs Does Voyager Have?
The bankrupt crypto broker currently holds millions of dollars worth of SHIB. According to the latest data, the market value of SHIB tokens held by Voyager is more than $14 million. For this reason, Shiba Inu investors are keeping a close eye on the bankrupt company’s moves.
The US-based crypto startup resumed withdrawals as of June 23. Since then, clients have removed approximately $320 million worth of crypto assets from the platform. As of now, Voyager has $107 million worth of cryptocurrencies. The meaning of SHIB tokens moving in company wallets has not yet been revealed.
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