Creditors of Collapsed South African Crypto Firm Vote to Accept Offer to Resu...

Creditors of Collapsed South African Crypto Firm Vote to Accept Offer to Resu...

Creditors of a South African crypto trading firm, Africrypt, have agreed to a proposal recently tabled by an unnamed investor who is seeking to resuscitate the collapsed company. Africrypt’s Intellectual Property In addition to paying $4 million — which will be used to pay off some of the crypto firm’s debts — the investor is also willing to part with $1 million which will go towards the acquisition of 51% of Africrypt’s shares and the company’s intellectual property rights. As previously reported by Bitcoin.com News, an....


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