NY Attorney General Secures $2 Billion Settlement With Bankrupt Crypto Lender Genesis
New York Attorney General Letitia James has secured a $2 billion settlement with bankrupt cryptocurrency firms Genesis Global Capital, Genesis Asia Pacific, and Genesis Global Holdco. The settlement, which requires bankr...
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