New York AG probes transactions at Genesis, ties with Barry Silbert: Report
Digital Currency Group is reportedly under investigation in New York for financial transactions involving its subsidiary, Genesis Global Capital.
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Digital Currency Group is reportedly under investigation in New York for financial transactions involving its subsidiary, Genesis Global Capital.
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