Crypto Lending Firm Genesis Explains Future Plans To Bankruptcy Court

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Genesis Global Capital, a crypto asset (virtual currency) lending company that went bankrupt last week, explained its efforts and future plans at the bankruptcy court in the Southern District of New York on the 23rd.

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As an initiative so far, he claims that he has held discussions with various creditors on a 24-hour basis. Genesis said it plans to proceed with the sale of the business in order to sell assets and raise funds first.

According to foreign media, a lawyer for Genesis told the judge that talks with creditors are expected to reach an agreement by the end of this week. And he said he intends to proceed with bankruptcy proceedings as soon as possible.

Genesis will continue to discuss the proposed plan with its creditors. He said that he would make changes to the plan if an agreement was reached. And if it seems that it will take time to reach an agreement with the creditors, he will request the appointment of an arbitrator.

The bankruptcy of the company was announced by parent company Genesis Global Holdco on the 19th of last week. In the org chart, the parent company of both companies is the digital currency conglomerate company Digital Currency Group (DCG).

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bankruptcy history

Genesis has released downloadable materials for its explanation in court. Among them, the four events that led to the bankruptcy filing were listed below.

• Terra riot in May 2022
• Liquidation of Three Arrows Capital (3AC) from June 2022
• Voyager and Celsius bankruptcy in July 2022
• FTX bankruptcy in November 2022

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Genesis describes these four events as “cryptocurrency winter”. FTX collapsed in a situation where the market had not recovered from the Terra turmoil and the 3AC liquidation, and investor confidence was greatly lost.

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Last November, Genesis suspended redemptions, withdrawals and new loan originations. The company’s influence has spread to cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, which provided the yield service “Gemini Earn” through Genesis.

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In last week’s announcement, Genesis explained that it has 100,000 creditors, estimated liabilities of between 130 billion yen ($1 billion) and 1.3 trillion yen ($10 billion), and a similar amount of assets. At that time, he also explained that he had about 19.5 billion yen ($150 million) in cash, but in this document, in addition to cash, digital assets were worth 65 billion yen ($500 million) and stocks were 495. It said it held the equivalent of 100 million yen ($380 million).

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