Gemini Sets A Strategy To Collect Funds From Users Of The Earn Programme

Cameron Winklevoss, the co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, announced the unveiling of a website to hopefully bring clarity to the process of determining a remedy for all Earn users to reclaim their assets. In an effort to recoup the money that users have lost, Gemini has also established a creditors' council and hired Kirkland & Ellis to represent them in court.

Winklevoss said in a string of tweets on December 7 that the cryptocurrency exchange had set up this page to inform users of the most recent information towards a settlement for all Earn members to reclaim their funds.

Every Tuesday and Friday till a settlement with Genesis has been achieved, the site will be refreshed. The market is in talks with Genesis Global Capital, its parent company DCG, and DCG CEO Barry Silbert to reach an agreement on behalf of Earn users.

An ad hoc committee was established by Gemini and creditors on Monday in order to work collaboratively to help consumers get their money back. Kirkland & Ellis, a law firm, was also hired.

Due to liquidity concerns caused by the FTX crisis, Gemini Earn was affected after its borrowing partner Genesis stopped withdrawals and Earn repayments. Genesis owes Gemini Earn clients $900 million, and the Winklevoss Twins are attempting to reclaim the money because the firm's clients lack confidence in it.

According to reports, the Winklevoss brothers are trying to get the money back. A Financial Times article claims that the Gemini exchange clients are due $900 million. Genesis Trading ran into issues after the Sam Bankman-Fried cryptocurrency business fell apart as a result of a liquidity problem. The recovery period is being negotiated by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the co-founders of Gemini.

According to the article, a creditors committee was formed by the cryptocurrency exchange and is in charge of recovering customer monies. The state-owned Temasek's stake in FTX is currently the subject of an internal investigation by the Singaporean government. In contrast, bankrupt lender BlockFi stated that it intended to collect all debts that counterparties, including FTX, owe it. Due to the FTX collapse, the lender commenced restructuring procedures on November 28.

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