As Coincu reported, the company had issues acquiring capital for its lending segment and informed investors it would likely have to file for bankruptcy.
A representative for Genesis informed Cointelegraph that there were no “imminent” intentions to declare bankruptcy:
“We have no plans to file bankruptcy imminently. Our goal is to resolve the current situation consensually without the need for any bankruptcy filing. Genesis continues to have constructive conversations with creditors.”
Sources cited in a November 21 report from The Wall Street Journal claimed that Binance had walked away from the deal with Genesis because the business could have created a conflict of interest.
Due to the FTX contagion, the company was last week dealing with unusual withdrawal requests that were greater than their liquidity. As a result, this has made a lot of the lender’s current issues worse.
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