Winklevoss Gives DCG and Barry Silbert Final Deadline to Repay Debt
In his 'best and final offer,' Cameron Winklevoss demanded $1.47 billion in payments and loans from DCG over the Genesis collapse.
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The resolution to the Digital Currency Group (DCG) debt saga is on the horizon.
In his 'best and final offer,' Cameron Winklevoss demanded $1.47 billion in payments and loans from DCG over the Genesis collapse.
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Barry Silbert published his letter to shareholders just after Cameron Winklevoss further escalated the public Gemini-DCG feud over Genesis.