The recent market crisis have caused an enormous amount of FUD to surround crypto firms. Three main sources of FUD that are now available on the market mainly the mining sector, Grayscale, and Binance. These three occurrences, nevertheless, have been exaggerated by the market, and the reality is not as dire as thought according to Dongbing.
What happened between Binance and DCG
The market started to worry about the liquidation of Grayscale’s assets as the conflict between Gemini and DCG heated up and DCG appeared to be in a perilous situation once more, although this concern is somewhat unwarranted.
The impact on the trust products administered by Grayscale will be considerably less because it is DCG, not Grayscale, that is now having problems.
What duties DCG has to Genesis is still a legal question in the conflict between Gemini and DCG. It is too soon to draw the conclusion that the Genesis problem will ultimately lead to DCG’s bankruptcy because the legal specifics of DCG’s loan deal with Genesis are still ambiguous. After all, DCG continues to own excellent assets like Grayscale. Grayscale’s yearly income is more than 200 million US dollars, even at the present exchange rate. The eventual repayment of Genesis’ debt by DCG poses no issue. Genesis’s financial issue may really be resolved by restructuring and extending the loan, so Gemini should be aware of that.
Binance’s crisis
The rumor that Binance is being investigated by the US Department of Justice has been going around for a while. According to recent information leaks, the U.S. Department of Justice has been looking into Binance’s money laundering problem. However, there are still disagreements within the (DOJ )about whether to file criminal charges, which suggests that the evidence gathered up to this point may not be enough to convict. Even if the U.S. Department of Justice initiates a lawsuit in this matter, the outcome is likely to be decided.
The new claims against Binance do not specifically mention its key operations, such as BNB and BUSD, this lawsuit will not follow the same pattern as the FTX case. When Binance gets sued in the future, it will undoubtedly cause enormous fear in the market at first, but as the market understands that Binance won’t be the end of FTX’s annihilation, it may instead help people make money.
Something is up with miners
Recently, VanEck analysts forecasted that the impending wave of miner bankruptcy will cause the price of BTC to fall to the $10,000–12,000 level. According to information publicly disclosed by the listed mining companies, Core Scientific, Bitfarms, CleanSpark, and Argo, who together accounted for half of the selling volume, were the four companies who exerted the greatest selling pressure on BTC among the ten listed mining companies.
All mining businesses’ financial accounts as of last summer were examined. At the time, Stronghold and the aforementioned four mining businesses made up the most risky group, according to my really rudimentary analytical process. These businesses frequently have issues related to their high levels of overall debt, high borrowing interest rates, and large levels of short-term debt.
In general, the present scenario is that mining businesses with great leverage and easy surrender have already sold all of their coins; it is difficult to force the other companies to do the same. The peak in the selling pressure on mining businesses could have passed with the deleveraging process during the last six months.
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