Voyager Digital Ponzi Promoter Class Action — The Moskowitz Law Firm (2024)

Attention: All Crypto Investors Negatively Impacted By Voyager Digital

WARNING

YOU MAY GIVE UP VALUABLE RIGHTS, UNLESS YOU ARE CAREFUL!

My name is Adam Moskowitz, and we at The Moskowitz Law Firm have been battling Voyager, Mark Cuban, and the Dallas Mavericks in Federal Court in Miami for over a year, for hundreds of clients, and millions of Voyager customers, for peddling the Deceptive Voyager Platform. We allege Cuban and the Mavericks directly damaged consumers like yourself. Pierce Robertson et al. v. Mark Cuban et al., No. 1:22-cv-22538-RKA, S.D. Fla (2022).

You may have already received materials to vote on the proposed Voyager Bankruptcy Plan.

This package includes a “Ballot” that allows you to “accept” or “reject” the Voyager Bankruptcy Plan.

We advise our clients that regardless of whether you “accept” or “reject” the Plan:

While we are not your lawyers, we believe Voyager Customers that check these boxes are giving up potentially valuable rights for free. We spent hundreds of hours investigating these claims, and have a plan to move quickly, now that the Bankruptcy Court has allowed us to proceed in Miami!

You may contact us to discuss by emailing Joseph Kaye at joseph@moskowitz-law.com; rejane@moskowitz-law.com.

Sincerely yours,

Adam Moskowitz

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Why Would We Sue Voyager Digital?

As revealed by the events surrounding the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing of the Voyager Digital entities, the Deceptive Voyager Platform was nothing more than a crypto-based Ponzi scheme that took advantage of millions of U.S. consumers, many of whom lost their entire life savings after falling victim to the false promises of guaranteed, risk-free returns. Cuban and Ehrlich relentlessly promoted the Deceptive Voyager Platform through the use of various false misrepresentations and unfair and deceptive marketing tactics to keep customer money flowing continuously into the Deceptive Voyager Platform to keep the Ponzi scheme alive for their own personal gain. To date, Cuban has not disclosed how much he was paid as a result of his efforts.

Cuban not only promoted the Deceptive Voyager Platform through the Dallas Mavericks, the NBA team he owns, he also promoted it as a Voyager customer himself, in a ploy to dupe investors into believing that Voyager was a safe platform, stating that “I gotta add, I am a [Voyager] customer and I’ve been a customer for several months now. I like to use it, it’s easy, it’s cheap, it’s fast, and the pricing is actually really good, so we find it as a perfect fit for our Mavs fans and reaching Mavs fans of all ages.”

Cuban also shamelessly pushed investors to invest heavily into USDC and other assets on the Deceptive Voyager Platform, claiming that investing in the Deceptive Voyager Platform was “as close to risk free as you’re going to get in the crypto universe,” that it was good for small businesses, and even that it was “a lot easier” than opening a savings account at a bank for young children, concluding “[i]t’s also something you can do on your phone. You don’t have to have a bank account. So, people who are unbanked, trying to learn about financing, but have a smart phone and can download the app, you can start getting into this and saving your money and that’s just a unique opportunity.”

For his part, Ehrlich unequivocally stated (directly contrary to his current position) that customers “absolutely” own all of their crypto on the platform and can remove it at any time:

Yes, they absolutely own it. They can take it off the platform any time they want and bring it into their own personal wallets. You know, a lot of customers want us to hold it for them and everyone who brings crypto into us has a specified wallet address for them. But if you want to take it out to your own personal wallet, say you have a Trezor or a Ledger or you were using some other wallet app – yes, you can take it any time you want. Now we have limits on withdrawals and that’s for customer safety and protection but you can take anything off whenever you want, you know, no questions asked.

He also stated that this ownership of the cryptocurrency assets is “a differentiator” from other wallet apps.

Ehrlich also went on to highlight the partnership with Mark Cuban as a means to further lend credibility to the Deceptive Voyager Platform and to keep the Ponzi scheme alive, informing investors through social media platform, Reddit, that Mark is a tremendous advisor to me and we have a great relationship. He is a big believer in crypto. Sometimes the value someone brings is not what the public sees but where they give you guidance and help behind the scenes.”

Defendants have also misrepresented the reality behind Voyager’s Deceptive Platform and how it operates. Defendants’ representations regarding the “100% Commission-Free” Voyager Platform are false, deceptive, and are objectively very likely to deceive average consumers acting reasonably under the circ*mstances. Accordingly, Defendants’ conduct violates multiple consumer and securities statutes, including those in Florida, New Jersey, California, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, or Louisiana. Plaintiffs thus seek damages and restitution on behalf of themselves and the Class members, which are estimated to exceed $3 billion dollars.

The Moskowitz Law Firm is investigating potential claims of fraud and securities law violations in connection with the investment offerings and business practices of Voyager. If you invested with Voyager Digital and were adversely affected, you might be eligible to join or file a class action claim.

Contact us today at 305-740-1423 for a FREE CASE REVIEW with one of our experienced attorneys.

Voyager Digital Ponzi Promoter Class Action — The Moskowitz Law Firm (2024)

FAQs

Is there a class action lawsuit against Voyager? ›

NASCAR Driver Landon Cassill Inks First Settlement in Voyager Class Action. "I'm glad this case was amicably resolved and am sorry that so many other people also lost money with Voyager," said NASCAR driver Landon Cassill, a defendant in the Voyager class action.

How to join Voyager Lawsuit? ›

If you were a Voyager Digital customer and suffered due to the actions of the company and/or it's partners, contact us now at 305-740-1423 or complete the form below for a FREE CASE REVIEW.

How to join ftx lawsuit? ›

If you invested with FTX and were adversely affected, you might be eligible to join or file a class action claim. Contact us today at 305-740-1423 for a FREE CASE REVIEW with one of our experienced attorneys.

What is the FTX class lawsuit? ›

The customers' lawsuit centers on allegations that through its pre-bankruptcy assignments for FTX, Sullivan & Cromwell “placed itself in a unique position to gain deep insight into the FTX entities' convoluted organizational structure, abject lack of internal controls and dubious business practices.”

Will I ever get my money back from Voyager? ›

If you don't transfer your crypto in this timeframe, you'll receive your initial recovery in U.S. dollars "at a later date, subject to market fluctuations." Find Voyager's full announcement here: How to Withdraw Crypto. According to CoinDesk, Voyager's creditors will recover an estimated 36% of their assets.

How much will I get back from Voyager Digital? ›

Voyager Digital's repayment plan aims to return approximately 35% of customers' cryptocurrency deposits.

Did Voyager send out checks? ›

Completing the Chapter 11 plan that the bankruptcy court approved in March 2023, Voyager issued approximately 627,000 checks worth $131 million for the initial distribution to creditors.

How much is the Voyager lawsuit settlement? ›

(Voyager). The claims were settled between Voyager and FTX Trading Ltd. (FTX) and its affiliated debtors and debtors-in-possession, resulting in $445 million in creditor recovery.

Has anyone received money back from FTX? ›

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, left, arrives at a federal courthouse in Manhattan on Feb. 16, 2023. Nearly all customers of FTX will get their money back, plus interest, after the cryptocurrency exchange imploded 17 months ago.

How do I claim money from FTX? ›

Using the Customer Claims Portal
  1. Step 1: Login. ...
  2. Step 2: Email Verification. ...
  3. Step 3: Providing Know Your Customer Information. ...
  4. Step 4: Review Account Balances. ...
  5. Step 5: Submission of Electronic Proof of Claim. ...
  6. Step 6: Standby for Next Steps.
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Will FTX creditors get their money back? ›

While FTX said it expects to collect enough cash to pay them 100% of what they're owed, plus interest, there's a catch. They're not getting their crypto back. Instead, they're getting US dollars based on what the accounts were worth when FTX went bust in November 2022.

How can I get my money out of FTX? ›

Some customers of the failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX could receive the full value of the money they lost if a court approves the company's bankruptcy plan.

Did people get their money from FTX? ›

FTX will return money to most customers less than 2 years after catastrophic crypto collapse. FTX says that nearly all of its customers will receive the money back that they are owed, two years after the cryptocurrency exchange imploded, and some will get more than that.

Are celebrities liable for FTX? ›

Several celebrities and A-listers, including NFL quarterback Tom Brady and comedian Larry David, face lawsuits for endorsing FTX.

Can I claim losses from Voyager? ›

If you meet the criteria to consider your investment as “worthless”, you can claim the loss. However, by doing so you are relinquishing your rights to claim the assets in the future. Investment losses can offset your capital gains during the year and up to $3,000 of income.

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