Judge Rules Against FTX in Genesis Bankruptcy Mediation Case
FTX will not be allowed to join in the mediation between now-bankrupt crypto lender Genesis Global and its parent company, Barry Silbert’s crypto conglomerate Digital Currency Group (DCG), a judge has ruled. In the rulin...
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In the ruling, US Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane decided against FTX's inclusion in the settlement talks, where Genesis and its major creditors, along with DCG, aim to develop a revised payout proposal, Bloomberg reported on Monday....
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