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Cameron Winklevoss – one half of the Winklevoss Twins which run the digital currency exchange Gemini in New York – has penned a letter calling for the resignation of Barry Silbert, the man who runs the Digital Currency Group (DCG). Cameron Winklevoss to Barry Silbert: Resign! Cameron stated that Silbert engaged in deceptive and fraudulent tactics during his tenure as head of his organization. The feud between the two began when the now defunct crypto exchange FTX...

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DCG (Digital Currency Group) – the crypto company that owns Grayscale – is allegedly $2 billion in debt, giving traders and crypto analysts a lot to be anxious about. DCG Is Allegedly Dealing with Tons of Debt Barry Silbert – the man who founded DCG – stated in an interview: We have weathered previous crypto winters. While this one may feel more severe, collectively we will come out of it stronger. The goal was to try and calm people’s nerves, though this is easier said...

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With the fall of FTX and so many other issues plaguing the digital currency world, many are wondering what the fate of the Digital Currency Group (DCG) in Connecticut will be. The organization is arguably one of the largest in the space, and its partner – crypto lending platform Genesis – has recently been hit with rumors that bankruptcy is on the horizon after halting all activity. DCG Says It’s Doing Fine Despite this, regulators and economists in Connecticut remain...

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