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Jane Street, a Mubadala-linked fund and Fidelity-linked funds are some of the top buyers, according to court documents
The agreement between the two bankrupt crypto companies awaits court approval
The hearings are expected to last for a couple of days as the court hears arguments for and against the bankruptcy plan proposed by Genesis
Judge John Dorsey approved the motion to sell, which was filed earlier this month
The parent company of bankrupt lender Genesis filed an objection to its settlement agreement with the NYAG on Wednesday
CoinList plans to buy the company, which holds a South Dakota license to offer custody services
DCG says the plan “strips” the company of “other valuable economic and corporate governance rights”
Some creditors to the erstwhile crypto lending platform are slated to become shareholders in the bitcoin mining company
Lawyers representing FTX in its bankruptcy told a court Wednesday that the former exchange will repay customers in full
Terraform plans to appeal an earlier summary judgment from Judge Rakoff pending the trial outcome
Core said Tuesday that it had emerged from “from Chapter 11 with a strengthened balance sheet” and shares re-hit the Nasdaq Wednesday
Both Bloomberg and CoinDesk reported that the FTX estate has sold a majority of its GBTC shares
Under the proposed plan, the FTX bankruptcy estate would settle up with customers by repaying them in US dollars based on the value of their crypto assets in November 2022
The company seeks to emerge from bankruptcy on Jan. 23 and re-list its shares on Nasdaq the following day
DCG said on Friday it had completed its repayment of short-term loan obligations to Genesis, but a new court filing Monday claims otherwise
FTX, Genesis, Core Scientific and Voyager continue to move forward with bankruptcy proceedings
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