Barry Silbert, founder and CEO of Digital Currency Group (DCG), denied Gemini founder Winklevoss in a social media post.
Silbert, the CEO of Digital Currency Group, which includes companies such as Genesis and Grayscale, openly opposed the statements of Cameron Winklevoss, the founder of the crypto money exchange Gemini.
Winklevoss sent an open letter to Silbert on Twitter today, stating that the Digital Currency Group’s Worth $1.67 billion from Genesis borrowed and That Genesis owes this money to Earn users told.
Barry Silbert responded to Winklevoss’s statements, stating that “DCG has not borrowed $1.67 billion from Genesis” and also, as the Digital Currency Group, has cleared its debts to Genesis. so far they have always paid on time told.
Winklevoss, their own Payment of $900 million He wants a constructive solution for it.
Responding to this request from the Gemini founder, Silbert said, “DCG has proposed a solution to both Genesis and your advisors on December 29, but we have not received a response yet.” said.