CoinFlex Creditors Indicate Support for Restructuring

The creditors of CoinFlex are showing great support for restructuring plans of the crypto exchange in the initial hours of their voting on the relevant proposals. Following nearly 5 hours of today’s voting, tokens denoting up to ninety-nine percent of the assets of the creditors had consented to the planned restructuring contract, as per a poll conducted on Snapshot. The respective event of voting is to be accomplished by Tuesday in line with its schedule.

Creditors of CoinFlex Show Remarkable Support via Voting for Its Restructuring Plan

CoinFlex, the crypto exchange which is based in Seychelles, was established three years back. The venue was specified for the futures which were to be delivered physically, in advance of the moving toward the highly progressive market of crypto tokens. In June this year, the client withdrawals were terminated by the respective exchange following a counterparty that remained unsuccessful in recompensing a margin call.

As specified by CoinFlex, the respective counterparty was indicated by the exchange as Roger Ver. Nonetheless, Roger Ver refuted the claims of the crypto exchange and rather asserted that he was the one to whom the company owes money. In the wake of the lengthy crypto winter, CoinFlex decided to terminate its staff members in an endeavor to minimize the charges, in advance of finally submitting a filing. The very filing was related to restructuring and was submitted to a court in Seychelles in August.

CoinFlex’s Series A Funding’s Investors Not to Remain Its Shareholders Anymore

According to the restructuring plans, the creditors of CoinFlex will possess sixty-five percent proportion of the equity of the institution. 15% will be allocated to the employees. The investors who were a part of the Series A-based funding round conducted by CoinFlex will no more be the shareholders of the institution. On the other hand, those having participated in the Series B funding round are to remain the firm’s shareholders.

The proposal of CoinFlex additionally takes into account a contract with having the BCH alliance on the other hand. As per the agreement, SmartBCH Bridge’s responsibility will be assumed by the BCH alHHH alliance. The exchange platform is one among several crypto entities which have gone through the heart-wrenching Terra crash of May 2022 which drained approximately $40B in the ecosystem’s investor value just in some days. After that, in July, Three Arrows Capital (a hedge fund) also filed a bankruptcy application followed by Celsius’ (a crypto lender) in the next 2 weeks.