The Gemini Exchange Opposes Bankruptcy Plan by Genesis and DCG
Gemini, a crypto exchange led by the Winklevoss twins, has raised concerns about the bankruptcy plan proposed by Genesis and Digital Currency Group (DCG). In their filing, Gemini’s lawyers argued that the plan lacks sufficient details and guarantees for the largest debtors. Here are the key points:
– Genesis filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Southern District of New York’s bankruptcy court.
– The company’s interim CEO revealed that Genesis had accumulated $5.1 billion in liabilities before pausing withdrawals due to its exposure to the FTX collapse.
– Genesis Global Holdco and Genesis Asia Pacific also filed for bankruptcy alongside Genesis Global Capital LLC.
– The blow-up of Three Arrows Capital left Genesis with $2.3 billion in debt, making the company effectively insolvent.
– Genesis owes approximately $3.5 billion to its top 50 creditors, including Gemini.
These events have raised concerns about the management and recovery of digital assets in the crypto industry. Genesis may seek a lifeline by proposing that major creditors convert their loans into equity.
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The opposition from Gemini adds to the challenges faced by Genesis in its bankruptcy proceedings. The outcome of this case will have significant implications for the industry, as well as for the creditors involved. It remains to be seen how Genesis will navigate through this challenging situation and what impact it will have on the broader crypto market.
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