Celsius Bankruptcy Plan Approved: What This Means for Creditors and NewCo
The Celsius bankruptcy plan is approved, returning funds to creditors and launching NewCo. What does this mean for the future?
Celsius Bankruptcy Plan Approved: Customers Set to Receive Funds and New Company Shares
Celsius bankruptcy plan approved, allowing creditors to receive funds and shares in NewCo. Learn about the details and future plans.
Celsius Network Moves to Repay Customers with $2.03 Billion Amid Bankruptcy Restructuring
Celsius Network moves to repay $2.03 billion to customers as court approval for its restructuring plan approaches.
Navigating the Ambiguities of Crypto Regulation in the U.S.: Insights from Judge Martin Glenn
Explore the complexities of cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S. as Judge Glenn turns to foreign guidance amidst the Celsius bankruptcy saga.
Celsius Network’s Bankruptcy: Judge Approves Sale of Bitmain Coupons Worth $7.4 Million
Celsius Network wins court approval to sell Bitmain coupons for $7.4 million as part of its bankruptcy restructuring plan.
Court Orders Liquidators to Pursue 3AC Founders Through Twitter Amid Bankruptcy Proceedings
Judge Glenn orders 3AC’s liquidators to submit documents for Twitter subpoena as founders evade legal process during bankruptcy.
Celsius Network Custody Account Holders to Recover 72.5% of Crypto Claims
Celsius Network custody account holders approved a settlement plan to recover 72.5% of their crypto claims amid bankruptcy proceedings.
Celsius Network Attracts 30 Bidders Amid Bankruptcy Chaos
Amid bankruptcy, Celsius Network attracts 30 bidders for its assets. Explore the latest on their bidding strategy and customer withdrawals.
Judge Denies Claims from Celsius Users in Bankruptcy Proceedings
A judge denied claims from Celsius users over asset ownership during bankruptcy proceedings, underlining the complexities of crypto lending.
Celsius Network’s Bitcoin Mining: A Twist in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Celsius Network receives court approval to mine Bitcoin amid bankruptcy proceedings. Can this be a financial lifeline or just another risk?