Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss, in a tweet on Wednesday, invited Digital Currency Group (DCG) founder Barry Silbert to a Twitter Space conversion aimed at discussing the “Best and Final Offer” he made to the DCG CEO.
“Hey Barry Silbert, I’d like to invite you to a Twitter Space to discuss our Best and Final Offer. No lawyer. No advisors. Just friends. I know Earn users would love to hear from you. You can be the first to tell them if you’re accepting the deal. Let me know when you’re free,” Cameron tweeted.
Best and Final Offer
Following an unanswered open letter to Silbert, Cameron proposed what he termed the Best and Final Offer. Contained in the offer was a $275 million forbearance fee and other debts totaling over $1.4 billion.
A day after the Gemini boss dropped the offer, which went unanswered, he went on to invite Silbert to an open-space discussion where they would discuss the deal in detail. In a part of the proposal, the Winklevoss brother suggested the space should be free from legal representatives, just them and the Earn users.
According to Cameron, the Earn users, who have long anticipated reimbursement from Gemini, would yearn to hear if Silbert would accept the proposal or propose a better one.
Crypto Twitter Reacts
Following the lack of reaction from DCG boss Silbert, crypto Twitter has salvaged Cameron. A user stated, “This seems like a wasted tweet thinking he would come on lol.” Another user noted that Silbert had ghosted the Gemini boss.
The long battle between Cameron and Silbert continues; the former once accused DCG of fraud and called for the firm to sack its CEO. With a deadline of June 6 almost approaching, Silbert’s disposition would leave Cameron with no choice but to sue him.
