DCG to liquidate its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) Positions?

Bitcoin (BTC) shows no sign of recovery as of yet, as the original crypto continues to hover slightly above the $16k level. Moreover, the FTX contagion seems to be hitting major institutions as days roll by.
Genesis Trading, a company owned by the Digital Currency Group (DCG) conglomerate, stopped paying out at its crypto lending division last week. This sparked several rumors regarding Genesis’ solvency as well as DCG’s future. The narrative has also focused on the largest institutional Bitcoin

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