3 users of Gemini Ear join Genesis Global Capital entered into the agreement and subsequently filed a demand for class arbitration with the American Arbitration Association. In addition, the three users allege that all transactions “constituted an unregistered sale of securities.” , claims that it must be canceled.
“Fake Deal”
Class Arbitration in case of dispute between 3 Gemini Earn users and its parent company, Genesis Global Capital (GGC)‘s request of Digital Currency Group (DCG), and Genesis Global Trading has been filed with the American Arbitration Association (AAA). GGC and its affiliates have been accused of violating the terms of a so-called master contract, according to a statement released by Silver Golub & Teitell, the law firm representing the complainants.
According to a statementof December 30, 2022, the complainant stated that “GGC became insolvent in the summer of 2022, but the lender requested that insolvency Alleging the first breach of contract when hiding. By “organizing a bogus transaction,” DCG obtained “the right to collect $2.3 billion in debt owed to GGC by bankrupt hedge fund Three Arrows Capital in a $1.1 billion promissory note,” the statement said. , adding that GCC was able to achieve this. The deadline is 2033.
Genesis Global Capital accused of selling unregistered securities
For plaintiffs, GCC’s refusal to acknowledge or remedy insolvency amounted to breach of contract . Further, the complainant argues that this alleged insolvency “automatically terminates the loan between the complainant and her GGC, thus triggering her GGC’s obligation to return the complainant’s digital assets. It claims to constitute an event of default.
The statement added:
Complainants allege that GGC refused to return Gemini users’ digital Since November 16, 2016, it alleges further violations of the master contract. ‘ requested redelivery of loaned assets in accordance with the Master Agreement and failed to pay Gemini Earn users the interest due under the Master Agreement at the end of November.
As previously reported by Bitcoin.com News, GGC affiliate Genesis Global Trading (GGT) has frozen withdrawals and new loan openings on his November 16th. To extreme market turmoil and loss of industry confidence. At the time, a spokesperson claimed the decision would not affect him DCG or any other entity.
On the other hand, in addition to alleging breach of contract, the complainant argued that “all transactions entered into pursuant to the master contract amount to sales of unregistered securities.” wishes to cancel the sales contract on that basis.
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