The founder of the crypto exchange Gemini, Cameron Winklevoss, sent an open letter to the CEO of Digital Currency Group (DCG), Barry Silbert, asking for action to take action to address the grievances of thousands of people.
Cameron Winklevoss twitter He sent an open letter to DCG CEO Barry Silbert in a post he shared on Facebook. “We are ready to work with you, but time is running out.” Winklevoss made a call, “I am writing on behalf of 340 thousand Earn users who are waiting for your reply” made statements. Winklevoss to Silbert until January 8 He stated that he knew the time:
Earn users are tired now. So far they have been patient. They deserve a conclusion to make this nightmare end. That’s why we’re giving you until January 8 to declare that you’re working with us. We are ready, but time is running out.
To your letter “Genesis maliciously engages in distraction tactics.Continuing with the statements, Winklevoss said, 900 million dollar debt now demanded payment or a constructive solution.
So far, you have been well-intentioned to pay off your $900 million debt to us, but you have followed more malicious tactics to undermine the process.
at the end of November DCGconnected to Genesis‘of, on the verge of bankruptcy and search for recovery fund after giving signals that he is in from Gemini explanation came. The Gemini team confirms that they are following the process and that withdrawals are suspended.Earn” to reactivate the program. Genesis and Digital Currency Group He stated that they were working with him.
On this letter from Winklevoss, Silbert is from DCG’s Genesis 1.675 billion dollars He said they did not borrow money and did not delay any of the payments to Genesis.