Genesis Files Suits Against DCG to Recover Billions Worth of Allegedly Fraudulent Transfers
- In May 2025, Genesis Global Capital filed two lawsuits against Digital Currency Group and CEO Barry Silbert in Delaware and New York courts to recover billions in alleged fraudulent crypto transfers.
- These lawsuits followed Genesis’s bankruptcy filing in January 2023, which resulted from alleged reckless asset management and financial misrepresentations by DCG and insiders during 2022.
- Genesis claims DCG and Silbert funneled over $3.1 billion in crypto, including bitcoin and ether, to themselves and affiliates while the company was insolvent and creditors remained unpaid.
- The filings call the transfers a "campaign of fraud and self-dealing" and seek an equitable trust and damages to aid creditor repayment, while DCG denies wrongdoing and vows to defend the claims vigorously.
- This legal battle highlights complex financial entanglements within crypto firms and could set precedent affecting creditors, regulatory views, and market confidence in crypto lending.
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