<p>Add Digital Currency Group (DCG) to the list of crypto company deca-unicorns. </p> <p>The firm, which is the owner of asset management firm Grayscale and trading firm Genesis, has sold $700 million worth of shares in a secondary investment round. Participants in the deal included SoftBank Group, Ribbit Capital, and Capital G. </p> <p>None of the capital raised in the deal went to DCG, according to an email sent to The Block by the company. The firm is currently profitable and could generate $1 billion in revenues from its family of companies, which also includes media and news outlet CoinDesk.</p> <p>As for the deal, it allowed early investors to take some profits from their investment in the company, which has only raised $25 million in primary capital since inception. CEO Barry Silbert, which owns about 40% of DCG, did not sell any stock in the transaction. </p> <p>In an <a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/digital-currency-group-wants-to-be-cryptos-standard-oil-11635764400">interview</a> with the Wall Street Journal, Silbert said the firm has no plans to go public, noting, "It is not only not in the works, it’s not even being discussed."</p>