Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of US-based cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, has made a significant announcement on his official Twitter account.
Gemini Files Lawsuit Against Digital Currency Group
Winklevoss disclosed that cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has filed a lawsuit against Digital Currency Group (DCG) and DCG’s CEO, Barry Silbert. In his Twitter post, Winklevoss detailed allegations related to the lawsuit and directed multiple charges against Silbert.
Winklevoss accused Silbert of being the architect and brain behind the DCG and Genesis fraud against creditors, alleging that Silbert personally participated in implementing the fraud:
Today, Gemini has filed a lawsuit against Digital Currency Group and Barry Silbert personally in a New York court. Barry has not only been the architect and brain of DCG and Genesis’s fraud against creditors, but he has also personally and directly participated in this fraud.
Statements from Gemini’s Co-founder
In this series of 14 separate posts on Twitter, Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss touched on many topics, including the bankruptcy process of Genesis, and made comments about all the allegations he leveled against Digital Currency Group and Digital Currency Group CEO Barry Silbert.
Sharing details about the lawsuit, Cameron Winklevoss concluded his announcement about Gemini’s lawsuit against Digital Currency Group and Digital Currency Group CEO Barry Silbert with the following words:
Digital Currency Group and Barry Silbert himself are the direct participants in the fraud that harmed Gemini and hundreds of thousands of Earn users. This complaint is an important step in holding them accountable for what they have done.
