Cryptocurrency firm Digital Currency Group (DCG) and its CEO Barry Silbert and former Genesis CEO Soichiro “Michael” Moro have issued a final response to New York Attorney General Letitia James' efforts to dismiss the cheating case. James alleged that Genesis and DCG gave "misleading assurances" on Twitter to reassure investors and prevent them from calling back their overdrafts. But instead of covering the billion-dollar shortfall with a bond, DCG closed it with a promissory note promising to pay Genesis $1.1 billion at 1% interest for 10 years. Although Genesis and Gemini settled with NYAG, DCG, Silbert, and Moro disputed the accusations of cheating. 🏛️📜 What do you think about this? We are waiting your comments!#DCG#Cryptocurrency #Law