Creditors Accuse Crypto Lender Genesis of Vote Buying as Bankruptcy Proceedings Continue
Creditors of crypto lender Genesis and its parent company the Digital Currency Group (DCG) have opposed a proposed settlement deal leveling accusations of voter manipulation. According to a filing on Aug. 31, creditors i...
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According to a filing on Aug. 31, creditors including digital asset exchange Gemini have criticized the proposal as an attempt to “manipulate” the bankruptcy procedure to favour a group of creditors....
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