Although Genesis reached an agreement with its creditors – the crypto trading platform’s parent company, DCG, being one of them – the former is marked for sell-off as soon as a buyer appears.

The arrangement DCG and its subsidiary have entered was a step in the right direction. However, DCG is still in a tough spot and seems to be looking for new ways to generate revenue.

As of mid-April, Foundry USA, a Bitcoin mining subsidiary of DCG, will begin charging users for their service.
Up until now, using Foundry had been free ever since the service went online in 2019, which quickly turned into the largest mining pool in the world, going by computing power.

According to btc.com, Foundry currently controls 33.49% of the global Bitcoin mining pool, followed by F2Pool, with 14.06%, and Binance Pool, with 11.16%.

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