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Three of the institutional crypto brokerage’s entities filed for Chapter 11 protection late Thursday.

Two Washington, DC-area pensions invested $35 million in a VanEck fund listed as a Genesis creditor.

The Chicago-based firm was listed among Genesis’ creditors in the amount of $18 million, but Cumberland said that’s too high. The document includes “misleading and incorrect information,” Cumberland tweeted.

Genesis Global Capital leads the revised list that un-redacted the names of several creditors.

The unlock, which takes place on Feb. 2, will release 150 million coins worth $202 million and 15% of the total supply.

Investors included the venture arms of Coinbase and Circle, a former FTX portfolio company.

The crypto finance firm filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy yesterday, with debts around $3.5 billion.

The fund is aimed at empowering builders on Fantom by offering a decentralized avenue for funding projects, ideas, and creations through a community-driven decision process.

Individual objectors have sought to delay an FTX hearing in the United States Bankruptcy Court in the district of Delaware scheduled at 10:00 a.m. EST on January 20, 2023 expected to be about whether FTX can retain the services of New York law firm Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) amid allegations from the U.S. Trustee claiming potential conflicts of interest.

The blacklist manager was unveiled last October and is part of Bitcoin SV’s digital asset recovery process.