Judge Rules Against Gemini, Genesis Motion to Dismiss SEC Case Against Earn Product
The judge found that the SEC’s complaint “plausibly alleges” that the two crypto firms offered and sold unregistered securities via Gemini Earn.
The judge found that the SEC’s complaint “plausibly alleges” that the two crypto firms offered and sold unregistered securities via Gemini Earn.
Silbert’s motion to dismiss the New York Attorney General’s $3 billion lawsuit contains emails from around the time 3AC failed and the Genesis and Gemini loans business began to seize up.
The pact is tied to the bankruptcy of Genesis Küresel Capital, Gemini’s partner for its Earn program.
Genesis and Gemini have been embattled in a public and yasal feud since the collapse of FTX.
Gemini has filed a lawsuit against Genesis over 60 million GBTC shares that were pledged as collateral.
Gemini said it elected to increase its liquidity reserves owing to the market turmoil throughout the summer of 2022, following events such as the collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin.
Under the plan, Gemini creditors would receive a “fraction” of the money they are owed, Gemini’s lawyers said.