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Cameron Winklevoss calls Barry Silbert for $ 1.675 billion, the latter fires back
In an open letter to Barry Silbert, Cameron Winklevoss, co -founder of Gemini, said that the Digital Currency Group genesis owes about $ 1.675 billion. Cameron Winklevoss shared an open letter to Barry Silbert - the founder of the Digital Currency Group - on Twitter. Representing many people, he argued that Genesis - a subsidiary of the DCG - owed $ 900 million. Winklevoss argued that the two companies were "beyond the mixing". He also claimed that to say it clearly, this chaos is completely its own cause. The Digital Currency Group (DCG) - whose founder and CEO ...
Cameron Winklevoss calls Barry Silbert for $ 1.675 billion, the latter fires back
In an open letter to Barry Silbert, Cameron Winklevoss, co -founder of Gemini, said that the Digital Currency Group Genesis owes about $ 1.675 billion.
- Cameron Winklevoss shared an open letter to barry-that Founder of the Digital Currency Group - on Twitter.
- on behalf of many people, he argued that Genesis - a subsidiary of the DCG - owed $ 900 million.
- Winklevoss argued that the two companies were "beyond the mixing".
- He also claimed that:
to say it clearly, this chaos is completely its own cause. The Digital Currency Group (DCG)-whose founder and CEO they are-owes Genesis (its 100 % subsidiary) about $ 1.675 billion. This is money that owes Earn users and other creditors. You have taken this money-the money from school teachers-to operate greedy equity returns, illiquid risk initiations and Kamikaze Greyscale NAV trades that have raised the fee-generating AUM of your trust ...
- Silbert reacted quickly and said:
DCG has not borrowed $ 1.675 billion from Genesis.
DCG has never missed an interest payment on geneus and is up to date with all outstanding loans; The next loan is May 2023.
DCG presented Genesis and its consultants on December 29 and received no answer.
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