As a seasoned crypto investor with a few scars on my investment journey, I can’t help but feel a pang of disappointment and frustration upon hearing the latest news about Genesis Global. I’ve seen my fair share of ups and downs in this industry, and I’ve learned to take the rough with the smooth. But when it comes to companies that I’ve trusted with my hard-earned crypto assets, things can get personal.
Genesis Global, under bankruptcy proceedings, has been given approval by the court for the distribution of over $3 billion in both cash and cryptocurrency to its crypto clients as part of the Chapter 11 liquidation plan. Judge Sean Lane in the U.S. dismissed concerns from Grayscale investors represented by Digital Currency Group (DCG), who aimed to minimize their clients’ exposure to prices exceeding those from January 2023. The bank and the investor held differing views regarding the fairness of this arrangement, with the investor not being in favor of it.
I’ve learned that Genesis expects to repay claims from at least 77% of its customers, assuming Bitcoin‘s value doesn’t plummet. However, they’re dealing with significant obligations towards regulatory bodies totaling $32 billion. Notably, Genesis paid a fine of $21 million as part of a settlement with the SEC regarding accusations involving their Gemini Earn lending program. This resolution comes in response to the financial market turmoil last November that led to a suspension of investor withdrawals for several months.
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2024-05-18 05:56