Digital Currency Group Reveals $2B in Liabilities, Including Debt to Its Own Subsidiary
Digital Currency Group (DCG) currently has $2 billion worth of loans according to a letter sent to shareholders today. DCG Outlines Lending Situation In a shareholder letter sent to investors...
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