Cryptocurrency lending platform Voyager Digital announced that after FTX filed for bankruptcy, it will restart the bidding process for its assets. Voyager stated that the lock-up clause in the asset purchase agreement with FTX US is no longer binding and is currently competing with other bidders Discussions with creditors aim to maximize the return of value to customers and other creditors. Voyager stated that it has not completed the transaction with FTX, nor has it transferred any assets related to the transaction to FTX. It successfully recovered a loan of 6,500 BTC and 50,000 ETH from Alameda Research. Currently, Voyager has no outstanding loans to any borrowers. Voyager held approximately $3 million in FTX balances at the time of FTX's bankruptcy filing, primarily consisting of locked LUNA2 and locked SRM, which cannot be withdrawn as they remain locked and subject to a vesting schedule.