Justin Sun, founder of TRON Foundation, has revealed he is willing to spend up to $1 billion of his own money to buy assets of embattled cryptocurrency lender Genesis’ parent firm, Digital Currency Group (DCG).

In an interview with Reuters, the Chinese crypto entrepreneur said he is willing to spend that amount to buy a portion of DCG’s assets “depending on their evaluation of the situation.” Sun did not specify which parts of DCG's VC assets he plans to acquire.

As reported, crypto brokerage firm Genesis owes over $3 billion to creditors, forcing DCG, its parent company and a crypto conglomerate, to consider selling some assets in its large venture portfolio to raise money.

DCG lists more than 160 crypto companies in its portfolio on its website, of which it has acquired 28. CoinDesk, Grayscale, and Genesis are three of the biggest companies listed in its portfolio. The company is also an investor in U.S. crypto exchanges Coinbase and Kraken, and its other holdings include the U.S. firm Circle, which runs the stablecoin USDC.

Sun is the founder of a blockchain network called TRON and an advisor to the crypto exchange Huobi. He is one of the richest figures in crypto but his net worth is unknown.

Notably, Sun had previously said he was prepared to provide distressed cryptocurrency exchange FTX with billions in aid before the exchange filed for bankruptcy in mid-November. However, the deal eventually did not take place.

In the wake of FTX’s collapse, Genesis announced that it is temporarily suspending redemptions and new loan originations. In a statement on Twitter, Genesis said the “abnormal withdrawal requests” have exceeded its “current liquidity.”

The crypto lender has since revealed that it has $175 million locked in on