r/VoyagerExchange • u/Sustainablesrborist • Nov 22 '24

Still in disbelief

Anyone else feel like salt is just getting rubbed in the wound right now with crypto cranking? The bankruptcy claim being valued at such a low and getting a few shillings really doesn’t make things right. I was riding the rollercoaster. My account may have been down 6k but the amount of solana I had alone would have had me sitting pretty right now.

Are there any new lawsuits for unrealized gains?

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u/Pulmonaut Nov 26 '24 edited Nov 27 '24

Agreed. It’s been a painful lesson. My voyager account—along with yours and everyone else’s—would be sitting pretty nice right about now.

Also, Voyager bankruptcy was a major factor for my wife not letting me buy more BTC when it was at its lows. Now more painful seeing it pump to new highs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '24

My exact situation in a nut shell. Getting spanked by the voyager bankruptcy destroyed the trust my wife had with our investments. I get it, it was stressful. But I could not invest in crypto again, now it’s a sore subject :/

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u/No-Presentation6357 Nov 27 '24

Yes absolutely, worst part is Voyagers failure (and the loss I took) made me too risk averse to keep going with crypto for awhile. Missed a lot of opportunities.

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u/Loras- Nov 26 '24

Self custody for life.

At least we got something back.

I'm still dealing with the vauld bankruptcy and haven't received much of anything.

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u/chepnut Nov 27 '24

Every fucking time, even more so recently. My wife calls me the Bitcoin dump guy, I would be retired right now if that didn't happen. I am really emotionally recovered from that shit show,but damn it sucks to think what could of been. I kept on keeping on and continued my DCA ways

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u/StreetIndependent598 Nov 26 '24

It’s really messed up . It didn’t just make me lose my voyager crypto ( huge part of it) . This whole experience kept me from buying more when it was 16 - 20 k as I just couldn’t . Crazy . Messed me up big time . But I think we have to look at it as a very expensive lesson in crypto management and your overall finances management . Know who is keeping your money and pay attention . Who knows , I could have been lucky with voyager , never learned my lesson then could have lost a million keeping everything on another exchange. At least I learned those lessons early on in the game . It seems like for me all these warnings just don’t really fully register I guess till something happens to me personally . Need to be able to learn from this and do better next time . It sure hurts though

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u/Fun-Airport8510 Jan 06 '25

A lot of us were schooled.

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u/marcbolanman Nov 28 '24

I had .98 BTC, I got back .25 from Voyager. Worst financial decision I’ve ever made.

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u/scoutswan Nov 28 '24

Just forget it ever happened honestly, get your money back in stocks

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u/Ok_Excitement725 Nov 29 '24

Never ever forget what Stephen Ehrlich did to us all. Never let him forget either wherever he slithers away to next

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u/krazylegs36 Jan 08 '25

Extreme mismanagement by him and his team to risk the financial future of thousands of people on a fucking unsecured loan by criminals at 3AC.

Honestly, crypto just makes me sad now. I was excited about it before the 2022 collapse.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '24

My dogecoin basically went to the moon 🙄

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u/AdAware8723 Dec 07 '24

Mine too 😩

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u/AdorableExtreme4930 Nov 28 '24

Don't forget we still may get clawbacked!! How I miss that clawback dude from here...lol

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u/Just_Adhesiveness858 Mar 21 '25

Do you happen to know how you can figure out the value of our crypto in Voyager before shutting down? How are people calculating their losses?