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CoinFLEX creditors vote in restructuring plan giving them 65% ownership
The plan, which wipes out Ordinary Series A shareholders, including the founders, was proposed by CEO Mark Lamb, and received 99% backing in a recent vote.
The plan, which wipes out Ordinary Series A shareholders, including the founders, was proposed by CEO Mark Lamb, and received 99% backing in a recent vote.
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