Crypto Biz: FTX clawbacks, Genesis silver lining?
As FTX seeks clawbacks on political donations, Digital Currency Group and its bankrupt subsidiary, Genesis Global Trading, have reached an agreement on restructuring.
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As FTX seeks clawbacks on political donations, Digital Currency Group and its bankrupt subsidiary, Genesis Global Trading, have reached an agreement on restructuring.
After weeks of tense back-and-forths, Digital Currency Group, Genesis, and Gemini seem to have reached an agreement as to a possible restructuring planwhich still needs court approval. A Positive Step...
Gemini Earn participants are among the many groups likely to be disappointed with the outcome of Genesis’ Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
Digital Currency Group (DCG) plans to hand Genesis its stake in the Genesis Global Trading business entity which will then be sold, pending court approval.
The seven-member committee will represent the creditors in court, having the right to participate in the reorganization plan.
Opinion: Genesis CEO Barry Silbert should have come clean after FTX imploded. Instead, he’s still deflecting responsibility for his company’s bankruptcy.
Cryptocurrency exchange Luno fired 330 employees on Jan. 25, joining other DCG companies in cutting headcounts.
Amid Genesis going through its first bankruptcy hearings, a group of creditors have slapped the firm with a new class action lawsuit.
A special committee of independent directors recommended and decided to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Genesis, a subsidiary of Barry Silbert's Digital Currency Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Jan. 19. Its default could have big implications for the crypto industry.