Genesis Global, a crypto brokerage company, is indebted to its creditors for above $3 billion in value, as per an exclusive report issued by the Financial Times. Digital Currency Group (the parent firm of Genesis Global), which additionally possesses Grayscale Investments as well as several trusts of digital assets operating under it, is pursuing to partially sell the venture capital holdings to cope with the shortfall.

DCG Has above $3 Billion Amount in Debts, as per Reports

As per the people acquainted with the issue, the venture subsidiary of DCG has above 200 crypto-related programs. They take into account crypto exchanges, banking institutions, as well as custodians operating across a minimum of thirty-five jurisdictions.

The cumulative valuation of the respective business projects is nearly $500 million. Formerly, on the 16th of November, it was pointed out by the reports that Genesis Global stopped withdrawals.

The company stated that it had been witnessing an unprecedented market disorder. That was the time when the worth of approximately $175 million of the firm got stuck on FTX. It had in advance obtained an equity infusion of more than 140 million to deal with the losses.

The above-mentioned sale of almost $500 million is included in DCG’s strategy to collect new capital following having halted withdrawals in the previous year.

The clashes between DCG as well as Genesis creditors escalated to a great extent. Cameron Winklevoss (the co-founder of Gemini) even suggested the ouster of Barry Silbert (the CEO of DCG) a few days ago. For Grayscale, nonetheless, the present fight is additionally related to its confrontation against the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States.

Grayscale Stays Positive Even after SEC’s Refusal to GBTC’s Conversion into a Spot Bitcoin ETF

Grayscale’s chief legal officer (CLO), Craig Salm, recently shared a Twitter thread to remark on the matter. As per him, Grayscale will shortly submit the new brief in the firm’s lawsuit confronting the SEC. This is a response to the refusal issued by the SEC for the conversion of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into a Bitcoin Spot ETF.

This would stop the enormous discount of GBTC along with eliminating an apprehension related to the embattled DCG group. As per Salm, the lawsuit is moving ahead at a rapid pace, even though the eventual timing of a judgment is not yet clear.

The time of the oral arguments would expectedly be around the 2nd quarter of 2023. Whereas, a conclusive judgment from the DC Circuit Court of Appeals could probably be witnessed by fall.

In his lengthy thread of tweets, Salm elaborates on the optimistic viewpoint of Grayscale. As per him, the appeals court will probably authorize GBTC’s transformation into a spot exchange-traded fund.

In his words, this is related to equal and just treatment in line with the law. The CLO of Grayscale mentioned that the respective conversion is considered to be the finest solution for the shareholders of GBTC.

Grayscale anticipates that the transformation into a spot BTC ETF will eradicate the present discount on its NAV in addition to unlocking a worth of more than $4 billion.

The executive asserts that this has been an objective in GBTC’s roadmap and the company’s complete resources are at the back of this endeavor. In Salm’s words, the finest lawyers are representing the shareholders of GBTC in front of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals.