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NEW YORK - Crypto lender Genesis Global received court approval on Friday (May 17) to return about $3 billion (S$4 billion) in cash and cryptocurrency to its customers in a bankruptcy liquidation, leaving its owner, Digital Currency Group, with no recovery from the bankruptcy. US Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane approved Genesis' Chapter 11 liquidation plan and overruled an objection raised...

Bankrupt crypto lender Genesis Global Capital won court approval of its plan to distribute billions of dollars in digital assets and cash to creditors, defeating a legal challenge brought by its corporate parent Digital Currency Group.

Crypto lender Genesis Global received court approval on Friday to return about $3 billion in cash and cryptocurrency to its customers in a bankruptcy liquidation, leaving its owner, Digital Currency Group, with no recovery from the bankruptcy. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane approved Genesis’ Chapter 11 liquidation plan and overruled an objection raised by DCG, which had argued that Genesis should pay its customers and creditors no more than what the crypto assets were valued at in Janua...

Genesis is paying customers back in crypto where possible, but it does not have enough cryptocurrency to give back everything it owes.

Genesis Global approved to return $3B in cash and crypto to clients, leaving owner DCG with no recovery from bankruptcy.

Genesis Global approved to return $3 billion in cash and crypto to customers in bankruptcy liquidation, leaving owner DCG with no recovery. DCG had argued that Genesis should pay its customers and creditors no more than what the crypto assets were valued at in January 2023, when Genesis filed for bankruptcy. Bitcoins price surged since January 2023 filing.

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Genesis Global Holdco parent Digital Currency Group announced Tuesday it is seeking to refinance its more than $1.7 billion in debt to the bankrupt cryptocurrency lender as it continues to participate in talks on Genesis' Chapter 11 plan.

Bucking the trend of throwing their toys out of the pram every time a crisis hits, however minor or major, the cryptocurrency markets have stayed the course...

Bucking the trend of throwing their toys out of the pram every time a crisis hits, however minor or major, the cryptocurrency markets have stayed the course...