Roger Ver denies default on US$47 million loan from CoinFLEX
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Roger Ver denies default on US$47 million loan from CoinFLEX
Roger Ver, an early bitcoin adopter and bitcoin cash promoter, has denied defaulting on a US$47 million loan in USDC to troubled cryptocurrency exchange CoinFlex.
- Ver tweeted overnight in Asia Time that the debt rumors were false, without mentioning CoinFlex, but insisted that it was the counterparty who gave him enough money.
- Shortly thereafter, Coinflex CEO Mark Lamb responded on Twitter that the company had served Ver a notice of default and categorically denied that Ver had outstanding debt on the exchange.
- Lamb said it was unfortunate that Roger Ver needed to use such tactics to divert attention from his liabilities and responsibilities.
- CoinFLEX halted trading on its platform last Friday, citing extreme market conditions and the uncertainty of counterparties.
- On Tuesday the firm issued US$47 million worth of tokens with a 20% yield to tokenize the debt.
- Lamb and Ver did not respond to Forkasts requests for comments.
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