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Data: Voyager Still Has About $11.47 Million Worth of Tokens for Sale, Including VGX and BTC, etc.

On August 15th, according to blockchain data analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, Voyager has transferred more than 30 types of tokens to Coinbase since August 12th, and has paid users in US dollars for token exchanges. They have withdrawn 82.37 million USDC from Coinbase and transferred 85 million USDC to Circle to exchange for US dollars.Currently, Voyager still has tokens worth about $11.47 million waiting to be sold, including VGX and BTC tokens worth over $1 million.

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