Genesis Global Capital, under the Digital Currency Group, declared an end to its crypto trading operations. In sync with this decision, the firm has ceased all related services. The move follows significant challenges, including the collapse of key industry players and changes in market conditions.
Eliminating its crypto spot trading is voluntary, and Genesis Global Capital’s spokesperson cited “business reasons” as the basis for its decision. The company did not provide any other details related to the matter but said that all trading services are no longer available by Sept. 21.
It was reported that Genesis is one of the companies that was hit hard when Three Arrows Capital and FTX consecutively collapsed last year. This detail may have also contributed to its decision to cease cryptocurrency trading operations.
As per Bloomberg, Genesis will stop offering cryptocurrency trading services in any of its business entities. This comes after ending its spot and derivatives transactions via GGC International Ltd last week.
“Genesis has decided to stop offering digital asset spot and derivatives trading through GGC International, Ltd. (GGCI),” part of the firm’s statement reads. “This decision was made voluntarily and for business reasons and with this termination of services from GGCI, Genesis no longer offers trading services through any of its business entities.”
CoinDesk reported that when Genesis’ lending division filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, the company did not touch its trading business and was kept intact. However, industry conditions have changed, and unfortunately, it has worsened. Now, there is no choice but to wind down this last remaining unit.
Meanwhile, Genesis’ international services are confirmed to end on Sept. 21, while its U.S. desk will be terminated on Sept. 18. Customers must note that trades should be settled by Thursday next week, as accounts will be closed on Sept. 30.


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