Mark Lamb, CEO of CoinFLEX, states that Bitcoin.com CEO Roger Ver owes US $ 47 million to the exchange. The tweet was a follow-up to the spread of rumors that Roger Ver was in debt of US $ 47 million to the exchange.
The first suspicions about debt were disseminated by Fatman, who used his Twitter account to deal with it. FatMan writes that verified insider information confirms that the “wealthy” who are borrowing CoinFLEX are the supporters of Bitcoin Cash and Roger Ver, a shareholder of CoinFLEX.
FatMan writes that CoinFLEX granted the debt because Ver had been involved in Bitcoin Cash for a long time and Ver promised to repay the debt.
But surprisingly, Roger Ver tweeted about the growing claims against him, saying they were false. I rejected the claim and, in fact, stated that the exchange owe him money.
“These rumors are false. Not only are I not in debt to this person, but this person is in debt to me a lot. I am currently seeking a refund of the funds.”
CoinFLEX confirms rumors
In a recent tweet, CoinFLEX CEO Mark Lamb confirmed that it was Roger Ver who was obliged to pay the exchange US $ 47 million. Lamb writes that Ver has a contract that requires him to guarantee the negative equity of his account. Ram said a default notification was provided to Roger Ver.
Lamb wrote in a thread that Ver has a long and reliable track record of timely margin replenishment and margin requirements. He also added that the situation is regularly contacted with Ver and the CoinFLEX team still wants to resolve it.
Ram decided to speak only because Roger Ver denied his debt and therefore wanted to reveal the same thing.
“The debt is 100% related to his account.”
CoinFLEX CEO Mark Lamb
The tweet Ver claims that the exchange owe him money was completely denied by Ram. He expressed his disappointment in Ver that his remarks were false and he should not have resorted to such tactics to escape his responsibilities.