Under the terms of a deal announced late on Monday, #Silbert’s #Digital #Currencies Group will #exchange a $1.1B
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And its CEO Barry #Silbert "continue to refuse to offer #creditors a fair deal."
On Jan. 2, Cameron Winklevoss posted an open letter to Barry #Silbert reminding him of the fact that it had been “47 days since Genesis halted #withdrawals.”
#Restructure the Genesis loan book, or fill the hole. According to Winklevoss, #Silbert did neither and pretended to inject new funds into the lending firm.
Prompting Winklevoss to pen two open letters #addressed to #Silbert and #DCG’s board.
He also accused #Silbert of defrauding #customers and hiding behind lawyers.
However, what puzzled the #crypto #community more was that #Silbert avoided addressing accusations by Cameron Winklevoss that came just hours before his letter.
Barry #Silbert’s letter to shareholders came just hours after Cameron Winklevoss wrote an open letter accusing him of defrauding #customers.