Silbert, Winklevoss twins end crypto squabble in bankrupt Genesis


An emerging accord may end a months-long impasse that boiled over into a public spat and left 340,000 of the twins’ Gemini Trust Co customers in limbo. — Reuters

NEW YORK: The squabble between crypto billionaires Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and Digital Currency Group’s (DCG) Barry Silbert appears to be over, paving the way for a resolution of one of the industry’s biggest bankruptcies.

An emerging accord may end a months-long impasse that boiled over into a public spat and left 340,000 of the twins’ Gemini Trust Co customers in limbo.

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