Silbert resigned as Grayscale chairman in 2023 when the asset manager was early in the midst of a legal battle with the New ...

Grayscale brings back founder Barry Silbert as chairman and hires four Wall Street veterans while preparing for an IPO ...

Barry Silbert is back as chairman of Grayscale Investments, rejoining the crypto asset manager just weeks after it filed ...

Grayscale expands its leadership with hires from Goldman, Bridgewater, and Citadel, while founder Barry Silbert returns as ...

Grayscale has been a major player in getting crypto-related products to market. The firm is adding four executives to its ...

Broadened Management Team Brings Decades of Traditional Finance Experience to the Maturing Crypto Industry Board Expands to Five as Founder ...

Bullish files for a $629 million IPO, while Barry Silbert returns to Grayscale amid leadership shifts and crypto market growth.

The asset manager joins a number of crypto firms that are looking to go public as the digital assets market heats up.

Barry Silbert isn't done yet. The billionaire entrepreneur first made his mark in finance when, at age 17, he became the youngest person in the U.S. to obtain a stockbroker license.

Genesis filed two lawsuits against DCG and Barry Silbert seeking recovery of over $3.2 billion. The Delaware suit alleges reckless management and misrepresentation of Genesis' financial health.

Cryptocurrency conglomerate Digital Currency Group (DCG) is making a big splash in the realm of decentralized artificial intelligence (AI), with a keen focus on the Bittensor (CRYPTO: TAO) ecosystem.

DCG founder and chief executive Barry Silbert, shown at a 2019 conference. (Joe Buglewicz/Bloomberg News) Digital Currency Group, a crypto conglomerate that ran into trouble during the 2022 crypto ...