Coinflex-CEO is sufficient against Bitcoiner Roger Ver
Coinflex-CEO is sufficient against Bitcoiner Roger Ver
- After Coinflex received no USDC money of $ 47 million from "Bitcoin Jesus", Coinflex has turned to a "recovery" token
- Recovery Value USD (RVUSD) offers owners an annual return of 20 %
After Coinflex's CEO accused the early Bitcoin user Roger Ver to owe the company $ 47 million in Stablecoin USDC, the head of the stock exchange told Blockworks that he had shifted to concentrate on the reclaiming of the funds, which in his opinion was due.
Coinflex stopped the withdrawal of customer money last week and issued a token called Recovery Value USD (RVUSD), which offers an annual return of 20 %, in the hope of stabilizing the business.
"We are still in conversation and we submitted a reminder," said Lamb.
"We will do everything we can to get these funds back."
lamb now speaks with a number of distressed-debbest funds and other institutional investors and says: "There are many precedents for this type of transactions."
"Fast and quick transactions of this kind [are in] in the best interest of our customers," he said. "We want customers to be completely capitalized and take off their funds as soon as possible," said Lamb. "The amount of interest we have seen from this industry, culprit and distributed DeBt is enormous. We continue to speak to various participants in this industry."
lamb and refused to meet for the first time about 10 years ago and had what Lamb describes as a "personal recourse relationship without liquidation".
Taking away from the perspective of Coinflex: The stock exchange is unable to get your borrowed money back, and personally adheres to all loans or assets that he cannot repay soon.
lamb refused to comment on whether the RVUSD token plan was operated by the Financial Services Authority Seychelles.
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