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Hyperliquid Plans to Airdrop HYPE Tokens Before HyperEVM
Hyper Foundation announced the upcoming airdrop of HYPE, a native token for the Hyperliquid blockchain ecosystem. Eligible users will receive the tokens in their wallets at the Genesis Event, with the final date to review and accept the event’s terms set on November 11, 2024.Genesis Digital Assets Considers IPO
Mining company Genesis Digital Assets (GDA) is exploring the possibility of entering the U.S. stock market through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Company representatives have recently started private consultations with specialists about listing securities on official U.S. exchanges. 
FTX and Genesis Near Agreement Amid Bankruptcy
Bankrupt crypto firms FTX and Genesis have reportedly reached a preliminary agreement to settle outstanding issues. The companies have agreed to void all mutual claims.
This development was revealed in a letter sent to Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane on July 27. The final decision and terms of the agreement, however, need to be officially approved by the court. 
Genesis cashed out right before the bankruptcy
Chainalysis investigators claim that a few hours before the announcement of bankruptcy, funds totaling about $155 million were withdrawn from the Genesis exchange:
- 50,000 ETH to Coinbase
- 20,000 ETH to Bitstamp
- 5,000 ETH and 3.9 million USDT to Kraken
- 7.7M FTM to Binance
- 36 million USDT to an unknown wallet
Some analysts speculate that this could be a partial repayment of Genesis' debt to creditors.
Of course, it is the case! That's exactly what all bankrupts do before filing for bankruptcy. 
ZachXBT Exposes $243 Million Crypto Heist
Blockchain researcher ZachXBT revealed details of a $243 million fraud operation. This led to the arrest of several suspects and the freezing of funds' portion. The victim was a lone creditor from the Genesis platform, and the main culprits were Greavys (Malone Iam), Wiz (Veer Chetal), and Box (Jeandiel Serrano). DCG Challenges Overgenerous Genesis Compensation Plan
Digital Currency Group (DCG), the parent company of the insolvent crypto lender Genesis, has officially opposed the client compensation plan.DCG's critique centers on the belief that the proposed method for asset reimbursement excessively surpasses the initial debt value. 
Gemini Co-Founder Accuses DCG of Fraud
Cameron Winklevoss, co-founder of Gemini, has written an open letter to Barry Silbert, the CEO of Digital Currency Group (DCG), accusing the company of fraudulent behavior. The letter represents the concerns of 232,000 Earn users who have over $1.2 billion of assets trapped in Genesis, a company owned by DCG. SEC doesn't let the crypto community rest
This time the SEC hits the crypto exchange Kraken over a possible violation of the Securities Act. Incoming CEO Dave Ripley has refused to delist tokens determined as securities under the Howey test and is now having troubles with the SEC.
This case may be settled in the coming days and will make a decisive difference for the entire crypto community. It is also rumored that the SEC intends to ban retail staking.
Genesis and Gemini keep their fingers crossed, as they have already stepped into Kraken's shoes once before. Which companies have exposure to Genesis
Genesis filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday. Now the major creditors started to become known and ready to comment.
- The Gemini Exchange is the bankrupt's largest creditor. Its losses total more than $750 million.
- Investment fund Mirana. Genesis owes the fund (which invested in platforms like Bybit and BitDAO) $151.5 million.
- Decentraland. According to its representatives, it had a credit against Genesis of $7.8 million.
- Stellar Blockchain has a claim for $13 million against the bankrupt company.
- Coincident Cap confirmed that Genesis has $110 million in debt to them.
All the creditors claim that Genesis' troubled liabilities won't affect their current operations and that any potential losses will be covered. However, they don't specify at whose expense.
Genesis owes a total of $3.4 billion to its creditors. SEC charges Genesis and Gemini with violating the Securities Act
On January 12, the regulator published an indictment against crypto lender Genesis Global Capital and cryptocurrency exchange Gemini Trust. According to the SEC, companies illegally offered and sold securities through the Gemini Earn program. 
Decoding Genesis Block: Why Forks Lack It
The Genesis Block, a cradle of blockchain genesis, isn't universal across all cryptocurrencies. This inaugural block, akin to the biblical birth of the universe, kickstarts everything in a blockchain's life cycle. In this piece, we navigate philosophical and biblical parallels, showcasing the likeness between the creation of the world and the inception of a blockchain. Genesis wipes away creditors' tears
At Genesis' first bankruptcy hearing, the company's lawyer expressed confidence that it would resolve its disputes with creditors by the end of the week. Genesis plans to exit the bankruptcy in 4 months from now.
The company plans to pay employees and vendors first, and then to auction off its assets to pay creditors by May. A simple calculation of the math shows that Genesis holds $5 billion in assets and liabilities, while its debt estimates to $3.4 billion. More crypto dominoes are falling
Genesis Global also failed to stay afloat and filed for bankruptcy.
It was reported that the exchange founders filed in the New York Southern District Court for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which provides for "sale, capital raise or reorganization of debt. That is, the exchange can still be saved, but with a different owner.
Genesis Trading owes creditors more than $3 billion. The company representatives claim that they have only $150 million in cash.