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Genesis réclame 20,9 millions de dollars à «Bitcoin Jesus » pour des transactions d'options Crypto qui n'ont T été réglées

L'action en justice vise à obtenir des dommages et intérêts de la part de Roger Ver, le bailleur de fonds de Bitcoin Cash, en lien avec le prétendu manquement au règlement des transactions d'options de Cryptomonnaie qui ont expiré le 30 décembre 2022.

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Date Set for Oral Arguments in Grayscale’s Appeal of SEC’s Bitcoin ETF Decision; Celsius Developments

Bitcoin's (BTC) January price rally has analysts focusing on higher valuations last seen in mid-2022. Separately, a date has been set to begin hearing oral arguments in Grayscale Investment’s appeal of the SEC decision to deny the conversion of GBTC into an ETF. Grayscale and CoinDesk are both owned by DCG. Separately, Celsius Network is planning to reinvent itself as a new, publicly traded "recovery corporation" to exit the bankruptcy process.

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Celsius propose une restructuration pour offrir un paiement unique de « recouvrement significatif » à la plupart des créanciers

L'entreprise en faillite envisage de créer une nouvelle « société de redressement » après avoir reçu une série d'offres d'acquisition qui n'étaient pas convaincantes.

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Les avocats de Genesis et de ses créanciers sont « optimistes » quant à une résolution QUICK des problèmes de faillite

Les avocats de toutes les parties présentes à l'audience du premier jour de lundi ont salué les efforts « 24 heures sur 24 » déployés pour résoudre les différends de la société de courtage avec ses créanciers.

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Plongée dans 0xd62, un portefeuille Genesis OTC qui déplace de l'argent

L' ETH vient de connaître ONEun des plus importants mouvements de fonds jamais enregistrés, au moment même où sa société sœur déposait le bilan. Ses transferts importants coïncident généralement avec des Événements marquants pour l'entreprise.

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First Hearing in Genesis Bankruptcy Case

Genesis Global Holdco LLC, the holding company of troubled cryptocurrency lender Genesis Global Capital, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after being pummeled by two of 2022's biggest industry collapses. Former SEC Enforcement Branch Chief and Bragança Law Managing Partner Lisa Bragança discusses what to expect from its first bankruptcy hearing and whether Genesis' trading business is free of liability as the company's trading arm continues to move money around on blockchains, according to Nansen. Genesis and CoinDesk are both owned by Digital Currency Group (DCG).

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DCG Outlook as Genesis' Crypto Lending Businesses File for Bankruptcy Protection

Robert Leshner, founder of decentralized finance lending platform Compound Labs, compares DCG to a baseball player trying to play with one hand tied behind their back, after Genesis Global Holdco LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. DCG is the parent company of Genesis and CoinDesk.

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Compound Labs Founder on Options for Genesis Creditors

Compound Labs founder Robert Leshner discusses the potential options for Genesis' creditors, like himself, after the crypto lender filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and owes over $3.5 billion to its top 50 creditors. DCG is the parent company of Genesis and CoinDesk.

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First Hearing in Genesis Bankruptcy Case Set for Monday

Crypto lender Genesis Global Capital's first hearing in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case will take place Monday afternoon, according to court filings. Genesis has over 100,000 creditors among the three companies that declared bankruptcy. Robert Leshner, Founder of decentralized finance lending platform Compound Labs and a Genesis creditor, discusses his take on Genesis' bankruptcy developments and the state of the NFT market. DCG is the parent company of Genesis and CoinDesk.

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Sullivan & Cromwell To Continue Representing FTX in Bankruptcy Proceedings Despite Controversy

A bankruptcy court judge in Delaware has given New York law firm Sullivan & Cromwell the green light to continue representing FTX during its bankruptcy proceedings. CoinDesk regulation reporter Cheyenne Ligon discusses the recent controversy about the white-shoe law firm's potential conflicts of interest. Plus, the latest on FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's recent online posts.

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