Back to collectionVoyager's Filing Divides Two Kinds of Anxiety in the Community
News of Three Arrows' bankruptcy was still spreading, and members of the game community saw lending-platform users' troubles on the same timelines. Voyager filed for bankruptcy, and depositors' demands for redress filled the timeline. The discussion did not resolve depositors' difficulties, but it left room for affected people and players to state their separate concerns clearly.
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News of Three Arrows' bankruptcy was still spreading, and members of the game community saw lending-platform users' troubles on the same timelines. The studio needed to keep making its game, while people in the group were understandably mixing industry risk with concerns about the cards they held.
Voyager filed for bankruptcy, and depositors' demands for redress filled the timeline. When the Night Watchman saw someone sharing an unverified claim that people would 'get their money back soon,' he reminded the group not to make promises on behalf of those affected. He also moved questions about game progress into a separate conversation so requests for help would not be buried under card talk.
The discussion did not resolve depositors' difficulties, but it left room for affected people and players to state their separate concerns clearly. The Night Watchman planned to keep checking where claims came from and wanted the studio to explain production progress directly when appropriate. Neither anxiety could be settled by group speculation.