The decentralized storage protocol Storj has filed for Chapter 11 reorganization and is operating normally

Storj Labs voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in the Northern District of West Virginia on July 26 to address historical debt issues while maintaining ongoing operations. Storj stated that services would not be affected during the reorganization, and customer obligations would continue to be fulfilled. The parent company Inveniam supports this reorganization, believing it is the right path to achieve sustainable development.

Kaloyan Raev, the Director of Software Engineering at Storj, stated that the company's fundamentals are strong, and the constraints on growth are due to early legacy debts. After the reorganization, a "clean foundation" will be established, and there are plans for management, the token community, and investors to participate in the post-reorganization ownership distribution. Storj has previously focused its business on the core distributed storage field and is disposing of prior acquisitions and non-core businesses. This reorganization follows a significant governance adjustment faced by the company in the decentralized storage sector after Inveniam's acquisition of Storj in 2024.