Genesis Trading COLLAPSES! Grayscale/DCG & Gemini Are Next
With Genesis Bankrupt, the Final Chapter of Custodians Destruction Begins

Another one bites the dust.
The bankruptcy of Genesis Trading (January 19, 2023), a subsidy of Digital Currency Group (DCG), came as no surprise.
For three months, the trading platform was attempting in vain to fund a one billion dollar gap, while the Genesis parent company, DCG (Barry Silbert) is in equal trouble (another billion dollars).
When an empire the size of the DCG crumbles, there’s not much anyone can do to save it.
You cannot fund a two-billion-dollar gap during the bear market either.
The collapse of the DCG empire will also put Gemini Exchange in a similar position and speed up the next bankruptcy.
Gemini Exchange (Winklevoss twins) is now trying to recover just a part of the funds 350,000 individuals trusted after being lured with promises of secure lending with high yield (5–10% depending on the cryptocurrency).
As Genesis’s bankruptcy begins, assets will be liquidated, and the assigned liquidators will repay only a part of it to creditors.

Genesis Files For Bankruptcy Under Chapter 11

Pending Bankruptcy Cases Filed by the Debtor and Affiliates of the Debtor
1. Genesis Global Holdco, LLC is 100% owned by Digital Currency Group, Inc. 2. Genesis Global Capital, LLC is 100% owned by Genesis Global Holdco, LLC. 3. Genesis Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. is 100% owned by Genesis Global Holdco, LLC.
debtor’s estimation of available funds: funds will be available for distribution to unsecured creditors number of creditors: 50–99
List of Top Creditors:

The file contains the top 50 creditors with Gemini being the top one with $765 million exposure.

Gemini And DCG/Grayscale Are Next In Line
According to Cameron, Gemini is fighting not for the funds and reputation of Gemini but for its customers.
The Winklevoss want to appear as the champions of rightfulness having done nothing wrong, but only fighting to save the customers’ funds from the evil Barry Silbert.
Still, all of this mess was always Gemini’s responsibility.
Not that Barry Silbert is at no fault, but it was Gemini that should have underlined the extreme risk of its “earn” product and how it was possible for all funds to be lost.
It is Gemini going down unless the platform magically manages to recover 90–95% of the assets and appease disgruntled investors that will flock to lawyers and besiege Gemini with lawsuits.

