Roger breaks the silence over the Genesis lawsuit and claims that he has sufficient means to pay
Roger breaks the silence over the Genesis lawsuit and claims that he has sufficient means to pay
The early Bitcoin user and chairman of Bitcoin.com, Roger Ver, said that he had "sufficient means" to pay Genesis globally after he was hit by a lawsuit by the now bankrupt crypto broker unit-GGC International.
The supporter of Bitcoin Cash noted that he would be happy to pay the amount, which he owe, but pointed out that the agreement of Genesis requires to remain solvent. In a new Reddit contribution, Ver said that Genesis did not give him any assurance of his finances.
The broker and loan shellers of the Digital Currency Group slid into bankruptcy after weeks of new fundraising attempts. The court documents show that it has over $ 150 million to finance its restructuring efforts.
Ver ibreses Genesis allegedly around $ 21 million.
Genesis vs. Roger Ver
ver, who was once known as "Bitcoin Jesus", claimed that the financial information provided by Genesis was questioned by the recent events. He even said that the crypto broker refused to clarify the information provided to him and instead decided to file a lawsuit.
The Bitcoin Evangelist accused Genesis of "causing discrepancies between the evaluation of customer security and its own digital assets".
"Genesis cannot ask its customers to play a" head loses customers, number genesis wins ". It seems that Genesis has fallen under the solvability line for at least last June. ”
GCC submitted the lawsuit against Ver at the beginning of this week at the New York State Supreme Court and did not pay the veterans of the blockchain industry, crypto option transactions that had expired on December 30th. Ver were given a total of 20 days to respond to the summons, when the non -fulfillment he has to pay for the entire amount.
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This is not the first time that Ver is involved in a controversy over payment without payment. Last summer he made headlines for allegations of insolvency. The company's CEO, Mark Lamb, claimed that the company owes the USDC stable in the amount of $ 47 million and was bound to a written contract, and added that a reminder was issued in this regard.
Ver, on the other hand, vehemently rejected the allegations and instead claimed that the company owed him money.
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