Gemini's Lawsuit Against Digital Currency Group and Barry Silbert Exposes Alleged Fraud

Gemini has filed a lawsuit against Digital Currency Group (DCG) and its CEO, Barry Silbert, alleging fraud and claiming "fraud against creditors." Gemini accuses DCG and Silbert of engaging in a scheme involving lending large amounts of cryptocurrency and U.S. dollars to Genesis, a DCG subsidiary. Genesis had operated an Earn program in partnership with Gemini, but halted withdrawals and filed for bankruptcy. Gemini seeks to recover funds incurred due to DCG's and Silbert's alleged false representations and omissions. Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss claims that Silbert knew Genesis was insolvent and accuses DCG and Genesis of creating false financial reports. DCG has dismissed the lawsuit as a "publicity stunt."
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