ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the bankrupt crypto lending institution Voyager and the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX have reached a temporary agreement regarding the disputed loan payment of $445 million. Voyager will retain the $445 million in disputed funds, awaiting a court order resolution or final settlement.It is reported that Alameda Research filed a lawsuit in January seeking to recover "no less than $445.8 million in loans to Voyager prior to its bankruptcy filing, along with any additional avoidable transfer value known to the plaintiff, and any additional costs incurred as a result."According to ChainCatcher's morning report, Voyager has reached a settlement agreement with FTX/Alameda, and Alameda will withdraw its $75 million claim. (CoinDesk)

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Mike Novogratz, founder of the crypto investment firm Galaxy Digital, stated in a recent interview with CNBC that despite the "massive crisis" in the crypto market, Bitcoin will not disappear. He mentioned that this crypto winter will eliminate many crypto projects, leaving only "practical cryptocurrencies," and that there are still some crypto assets that are in a bubble.Mike Novogratz added that due to the bankruptcy of FTX, the crypto industry has to rebuild trust, and SBF "definitely did illegal things." (Bloomberg)