Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has fallen below $3,000 for the second time in the past 30 days, mirroring global market concern and significant sell-off pressure in the crypto ecosystem. Today’s 8.41% decline in ETH comes as Genesis Trading, a major player in the crypto market, has
Today, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $60,000, losing its recent gains. Despite a brief rally over $65,500 during Asian trading hours on August 2, Bitcoin’s price dropped 7.61% over the past day. At the time of writing, Bitcoin traded at $61,672 with a market cap of $1.21 trillion.
Users of the now-defunct Earn lending program have started to get their funds via cryptocurrency exchange Gemini. A statement on May 29 states that members of Gemini’s Earn program received $2.18 billion in digital assets, which amounts to 97% of the assets owed to them and a 232% recovery after
A $2 billion settlement has been reached between the New York State Attorney General’s office and Genesis Global Holdco. Prolonged discussions stemming from allegations of misrepresenting Genesis-related financial activities led to this conclusion. Genesis is now in the bankruptcy process, therefore the deal must be accepted by a bankruptcy court.
The bankruptcy court has given the go-ahead for Genesis Global, a cryptocurrency lender, to repay its creditors with over $3 billion worth of cash and crypto. Digital Currency Group (DCG), the parent firm, will not be able to recover from its bankruptcy as a result of this ruling. On May
Genesis Global Capital announced a successful sale of its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) shares. The defunct crypto lending firm used the funds to purchase 32,041 Bitcoins. The corporation is making this move to appease its creditors and customers. A total of over 36 million GBTC shares were sold out. The
Genesis Global Capital has opted to settle with the U.S SEC and agreed to pay $21 million to resolve the accusations over the Gemini Earn program. This is a historic milestone in the action launched by the SEC against Genesis and Gemini. Genesis Global Capital has consented to pay a
Genesis, a defunct cryptocurrency firm, has been given the go light by a court to sell off its approx. 35 million Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) shares. The crypto firm is now approved to sell its around $1.3 billion worth of GBTC after months of litigation were ultimately dismissed by the
The company’s revenue reached $210M in the Q4 of 2023, a 59% rise in comparison to the same time the previous year, Digital Currency Group (DCG) said Monday in a letter to shareholders. The parent business of Grayscale Investments attributed the increase in revenue on rising asset values, especially bitcoin.
Genesis Global Capital, a defunct cryptocurrency lender, has filed a fresh motion with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, requesting permission to liquidate almost $1.4 billion worth of trust assets. Genesis, a division of the Digital Currency Group (DCG), reportedly has $1.4 billion in
