Gemini Earn Users Could Recover Almost All Assets as Part of New Agreement – Here’s the Latest
Gemini Earn users may be able to recover almost all their cryptocurrency holdings as part of a new agreement between Digital Currency Group (DCG) and Genesis. In a Wednesday filing, DCG outlined a proposal that will allo...
In a Wednesday filing, DCG outlined a proposal that will allow creditors to recover between 70% to 90% of their funds, with a significant portion of the recovery in digital currencies.
"Genesis estimates that the agreement in principle will provide a 70-90% recovery for all unsecured creditors," the filing read. ...
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