.investvoyager has been selling off its crypto holdings at a fast rate, including $SHIB, $ETH and $LINK, according to ArkhamIntel. Plus, nikhileshde discusses the latest on Voyager's bankruptcy process on State of Crypto, presented by trondao:
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