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Công ty mẹ Grayscale DCG đã đăng bài trên nền tảng X cho biết, tuần trước Ủy ban Chứng khoán và Giao dịch Hoa Kỳ (SEC) đã đề xuất cải cách hệ thống nhà đầu tư đủ điều kiện, cho phép một số nhà đầu tư có thể tham gia thị trường tư nhân thông qua các kỳ thi và các hình thức khác, và động thái này đã được người sáng lập DCG Barry Silbert đưa ra đề xuất tương tự từ 15 năm trước.Theo thông tin, Barry Silbert đã đề xuất rằng hệ thống "nhà đầu tư đủ điều kiện" của SEC chủ yếu dựa vào tiêu chuẩn thu nhập và tài sản ròng trong thời gian ông thành lập SecondMarket vào khoảng năm 2011, nhưng mức độ giàu có không nhất thiết đại diện cho khả năng đầu tư, một số người có giá trị tài sản ròng cao có thể không có đủ kiến thức tài chính, trong khi một số nhà đầu tư bình thường nếu vượt qua bài kiểm tra kiến thức tài chính do cơ quan quản lý thiết lập cũng nên có cơ hội tham gia thị trường tư nhân.

Công ty mẹ Digital Currency Group đã nâng hạn mức tín dụng hiện tại của Fortitude Mining từ 26 triệu đô la lên 50 triệu đô la, với cam kết bổ sung 24 triệu đô la.Fortitude Mining hiện có khoảng 31 triệu đô la khoản vay có sẵn, dự kiến sẽ được phát hành hoàn toàn dưới dạng ZEC, để mua 9.000 máy đào Zcash ASIC, cũng như xây dựng và mua sắm trung tâm dữ liệu, cơ sở hạ tầng điện lực và các khoản chi tiêu vốn khác.

ChainCatcher tin tức, thẩm phán tại tòa án liên bang khu vực Connecticut, Hoa Kỳ đã khôi phục các cáo buộc gian lận thông thường của các nhà đầu tư trong vụ kiện Genesis Yield chống lại người sáng lập Digital Currency Group Barry Silbert, DCG và các bị cáo khác, đồng thời cho phép các cáo buộc liên quan đến luật chứng khoán liên bang trong vụ án này tiếp tục tiến triển. Quyết định này đã sửa đổi một phán quyết trước đó của tòa án vào tháng 2 năm nay.Nguyên đơn trước đó đã lập luận rằng tòa án có quyền xét xử yêu cầu bồi thường theo luật tiểu bang của họ dựa trên Đạo luật Công bằng về Kiện tập thể. Thẩm phán Stefan Underhill đã chấp nhận quan điểm này và xem xét lại các yêu cầu liên quan đến luật tiểu bang. Vụ án xoay quanh dự án cho vay Genesis Yield đã thất bại. Dự án này từng cho phép người dùng gửi tài sản tiền điện tử và nhận lãi suất. Các nhà đầu tư cáo buộc Silbert, DCG và các bị cáo khác đã cố tình gây hiểu lầm cho khách hàng, mặc dù biết rằng tình hình tài chính và kiểm soát rủi ro của công ty có vấn đề, trước khi Genesis ngừng rút tiền và nộp đơn phá sản vào đầu năm 2023.Tuy nhiên, không phải tất cả các cáo buộc theo luật tiểu bang đều được khôi phục. Tòa án đã bác bỏ bốn yêu cầu liên quan đến bảo vệ người tiêu dùng của các tiểu bang và tạm dừng ba yêu cầu liên quan khác. Nhìn chung, quyết định này đã làm cho tranh chấp trách nhiệm gian lận đối với DCG và Silbert trở thành trọng tâm của vụ án.

Tin tức từ ChainCatcher, công ty con của Digital Currency Group (DCG) Yuma đã công bố ra mắt quỹ toàn thị trường, nhằm cung cấp cơ hội đầu tư vào mã thông báo gốc TAO của mạng Bittensor và hệ sinh thái subnet của nó thông qua một chiến lược đầu tư duy nhất. Hiện tại, Bittensor đã ra mắt 128 subnet, tổng giá trị tài sản của các subnet này vượt quá 900 triệu USD.Người sáng lập và CEO của DCG, Barry Silbert cho biết, hiện tại phần lớn các khoản đầu tư vào AI đang chảy vào một số ít các doanh nghiệp cũ tập trung, và những doanh nghiệp này hiện đang cố gắng gia nhập thị trường công khai. Bittensor cung cấp một giải pháp thay thế: một mạng lưới mở, phi tập trung, được xây dựng bởi các nhà phát triển và đổi mới tiên tiến trong lĩnh vực trí tuệ nhân tạo.

Barry Silbert, the founder of Grayscale's parent company Digital Currency Group (DCG), stated on the X platform that the market has yet to realize the global demand for decentralized digital value storage tools like Bitcoin, which could be as high as $2 trillion. At that time, the industry generally believed that Bitcoin itself was sufficiently private and could serve as a relatively private global value storage and transfer tool. However, as market awareness increases, the demand for privacy is being more clearly identified, and therefore privacy coins like Zcash will benefit from the "first-mover advantage."

According to The Block, Barry Silbert, founder and CEO of the American blockchain investment group Digital Currency Group (DCG), stated that in the coming years, 5% - 10% of Bitcoin funds will flow into privacy cryptocurrencies represented by Zcash.Silbert mentioned at the New York Bitcoin Investors Roundtable that while he is optimistic about Bitcoin as a core part of a diversified portfolio, he prefers to invest in transformative projects that have the potential for 100 to 1000 times returns. He believes that projects like Zcash and Bittenser could achieve 500 times growth. Silbert pointed out that the narrative of Bitcoin being seen as "anonymous cash" is no longer valid in the era of blockchain analytics companies like Chainalysis and Elliptic, and he is skeptical about Bitcoin's ability to achieve any privacy features. Notably, Grayscale, a subsidiary of DCG, offers a Zcash trust fund and is seeking to convert it into an ETF.

Digital Currency Group (DCG) founder and CEO Barry Silbert stated that as the market's demand for financial privacy rises, it is expected that 5% to 10% of Bitcoin funds will flow into privacy-focused cryptocurrencies represented by Zcash in the coming years.Silbert pointed out at the Bitcoin Investor Week event in New York that financial privacy is not only a fundamental right but could also become the next direction in the crypto industry with asymmetric return potential. He believes that Bitcoin remains a core component of asset allocation, but under the current market size, privacy projects may have greater growth potential. He also mentioned that with the development of on-chain analysis tools like Chainalysis and Elliptic, the narrative of Bitcoin as "anonymous cash" is no longer valid, while the market still has a demand for using digital currencies with privacy protection. Silbert's current portfolio has also correspondingly increased its allocation to privacy and related emerging sectors.

In response to the decline in the cryptocurrency market, DCG founder and CEO Barry Silbert stated, "This is a blessing from the cryptocurrency gods. Clearing out leverage and junk tokens. A massive rotation of funds is about to begin, and it's time to choose your investment targets. My choices are BTC, ETH, SOL, ZEC, TAO, Bittensor subnet tokens."

AI-driven prediction market and social protocol Polarise has officially launched its AI social feature module. This module combines users' social content with prediction market mechanisms, using AI for content pricing, market making, and risk control. By deploying prediction markets through social behaviors, judgments and opinions can be created as tradable, monetizable, and freely convertible on-chain assets between NFTs and FTs.Currently, Polarise's latest points system has been updated. Users can earn varying amounts of Polarise social points through social behaviors such as checking in, posting content, and participating in discussions, based on their weight.It is reported that Polarise has previously announced several rounds of financing, raising over ten million dollars, with financing institutions including Digital Currency Group (DCG), Coinbase Ventures, Crypto.com, Coinlist Seed, Gate Labs, Polygon, Animoca Brands, HashKey Capital, Alliance DAO, and Dapper Labs.

ChainCatcher news, Yuma, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group focused on the decentralized AI network Bittensor, announced the establishment of an asset management department on October 9, with an initial investment of $10 million from DCG.The department will launch two flagship funds: the Yuma Subnet Composite Fund, which tracks all active subnets, and the Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund, which focuses on large subnets.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the asset management division Yuman Asset Management has been launched by the development studio and accelerator of Bittensor, a decentralized artificial intelligence (deAI) network founded by Barry Silbert of Digital Currency Group (DCG), providing institutional and qualified investors with convenient access to the deAI ecosystem.Yuman Asset Management has secured a $10 million anchor investment from DCG and has launched two fund strategies for investment subnet tokens. DCG stated that the Yuma subnet composite fund aims to provide market-weighted risk exposure across all active subnets, similar to the "Nasdaq Composite Index" of subnet tokens. The Yuma large-cap subnet fund is akin to the "Dow Jones Industrial Average" of subnet tokens, aiming to provide targeted risk exposure to the largest subnets by market capitalization.

ChainCatcher news, Egyptian blockchain fintech company Munify announced the completion of a $3 million seed round financing, with strategic investment institutions including BYLD and the parent company of Grayscale, Digital Currency Group, participating. The company utilizes blockchain technology to provide instant sending and receiving services in multiple currencies for individuals and businesses, and has launched a virtual card supported by stablecoins. Currently, its services cover the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member countries. The new funds will be used to expand into other markets and to grow the compliance team.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, global investment firm Digital Currency Group (DCG) is suing its subsidiary Genesis Global Capital LLC for providing an $1.1 billion guarantee to support the now-bankrupt Genesis during the last cryptocurrency crash.In a lawsuit filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, DCG stated that the company attempted to cover a potential "gap" with this $1.1 billion promissory note, which was a measure taken in response to the collapse of the cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital in 2022. DCG pointed out that Three Arrows Capital was one of Genesis's largest borrowers.DCG is seeking a court order for Genesis Global Capital to pay it over $105 million plus interest.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the latest unsealed court documents from the cryptocurrency lending platform Genesis show that executives at its parent company Digital Currency Group (DCG) foresaw legal risks before Genesis's collapse but still ignored multiple risk warnings.DCG Chief Financial Officer Michael Kraines shared a "war game" memo with former Genesis CEO to prepare for potential lawsuits. The documents also reveal that warnings issued by third-party risk consultants hired by DCG were ignored, leading to Genesis's loan scale ballooning from $4 billion to $12 billion. An "acquiescence culture" formed within Genesis, where employees were forced to prioritize DCG's interests.Currently, Genesis is seeking to recover over $3.3 billion from DCG, Barry Silbert, and other insiders.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the crypto lending institution Genesis Global Capital has sued its parent company Digital Currency Group (DCG) to recover over $1 billion in fund transfers made within a year prior to filing for bankruptcy.Genesis filed the lawsuit on Monday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, claiming that insiders, including DCG, DCG founder Barry Silbert, and their affiliates, transferred funds among themselves while the company was insolvent.The company seeks to have these transfers classified as "preferential payments" under bankruptcy law, allowing them to reverse and recover the related amounts. These cryptocurrency payments are valued at over $582 million, while the total amount of preferential transfers exceeds $1.2 billion.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Digital Currency Group (DCG) CEO Barry Silber stated during his guest appearance on Raoul Pal's podcast "Journey Man" that he could have achieved higher investment returns if he had simply held onto the Bitcoin he purchased around 2012 when he invested in early crypto projects.He claimed to have discovered Bitcoin in 2011, buying it at a price of $7-8 each. After the price of Bitcoin rose, Silber began looking for early crypto companies to invest in. Silber said, "I made a lot of investments with Bitcoin at that time; you might think that if you invested in Coinbase, you would make a fortune. But if I had just held onto Bitcoin, I would actually have made more than doing those investments."

ChainCatcher news, according to Coindesk, a New York judge has ruled that the civil securities fraud lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James against Digital Currency Group (DCG) and its executives can proceed.The lawsuit was initiated in 2023, with defendants including DCG CEO Barry Silbert, the bankrupt subsidiary Genesis Global Capital and its former CEO Michael Moro, as well as the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini. Prosecutors allege that they collectively concealed a $1 billion asset shortfall at Genesis caused by the collapse of Three Arrows Capital. The defendants had previously sought to dismiss the lawsuit on the grounds that the prosecution lacked legal basis, but the court rejected that request, finding that the standard for the prosecution's allegations had been met.In previous news, DCG and its executives once again urged the New York Attorney General to withdraw the civil fraud lawsuit.

ChainCatcher news, in a letter to the shareholders of Digital Currency Group, CEO Barry Silbert discussed deAI (decentralized AI): the effort to integrate artificial intelligence innovation with blockchain technology in the cryptocurrency industry. Compared to the closed systems developed by OpenAI and other giants, this technological integration of deAI may bring better returns for humanity.DCG has invested $105 million in several deAI projects, and Barry Silbert stated that the opportunities in deAI are greater than those in Bitcoin.In the letter, he stated: "We are shifting from digital ownership of assets to intelligent decentralized ownership and the availability of vast decentralized computing resources. deAI may herald a revolution of power rather than a revolution of currency, using cryptocurrency as a mechanism for distributing ownership and governance of powerful AI models."

ChainCatcher news, DCG has spun off a new cryptocurrency mining subsidiary, Fortitude Mining, aimed at providing diversified mining assets for institutions. Previously, this business belonged to Foundry, and this spin-off may be part of its restructuring plan.It is reported that after the fourth Bitcoin halving in April 2024, the industry will face challenges, leading to a wave of mergers and acquisitions, while listed companies diversify their businesses. Some miners choose to hoard Bitcoin, with 4 out of the 16 largest Bitcoin holders being miners.