Analyst Ben Lilly warns of a potential "Grayscale Effect" on Solana in 2025, predicting price turbulence due to upcoming share unlocks. Investors might face selling pressure during these periods, reminiscent of past market disruptions. KLiy advises caution around key dates.
Celsius is challenging a court ruling that disallowed its $444 million claim against bankrupt exchange FTX. This marks the latest development in the legal battle between the two firms, both facing financial troubles.
Celsius isn't backing down and is appealing the court's decision denying $444M claims against FTX. The bankrupt crypto lender is striving to recover massive funds by blaming FTX for their financial woes. This legal battle continues to unfold, shedding light on Celsius' quest for redemption.
Celsius is appealing a court decision that denied its $444M damages claim in the FTX bankruptcy case.
Celsius is appealing a court's decision in a $4.44 billion fight with FTX amid bankruptcy proceedings.
Celsius plans to appeal a court ruling that rejected its $444M claim against FTX, citing procedural issues.
Roni Cohen-Pavon, a former Celsius executive, delayed sentencing as he cooperated with authorities against Alex Mashinsky.
The sentencing of Celsius's former chief revenue officer, Roni Cohen-Pavon, is delayed. This follows a deal between Alex Mashinsky and U.S. prosecutors, with Cohen-Pavon's hearing now after Mashinsky's sentencing in April 2025.
Celsius' former CRO, Roni Cohen-Pavon, pleads guilty in a crypto scandal, affecting future legal proceedings, including those of CEO Alex Mashinsky.
A judge has canceled the sentencing of ex-Celsius exec Roni Cohen-Pavon following Alex Mashinsky's plea deal, allowing Cohen-Pavon to travel to Israel on bail.
Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky has pled guilty to fraud charges in a U.S. court, involving misleading investors. He agreed to a $48 million repayment, raising questions about investor reactions.
Celsius founder Alexander Mashinsky pleads guilty to $4.7 billion fraud charges, facing up to 30 years in prison after DOJ charges.
Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky has pleaded guilty to defrauding investors and will return millions earned from the deceptive activities of the crypto lender.
Alex Mashinsky, founder of Celsius Network, pleaded guilty to fraud and market manipulation. He agreed to a potential 30-year prison sentence, as reported by Reuters. Indicted on July 13, 2023, on multiple counts, he won't appeal if sentenced to 30 years or less.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky admits to crypto fraud and could face 30 years in prison.
Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky will plead guilty to fraud charges.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleaded guilty to commodities fraud and manipulating the CEL token, facing up to 30 years in prison.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to fraud, facing up to 20 years in prison. He was accused of misleading customers about Celsius’s finances to secure crypto deposits.
Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to fraud and CEL token manipulation, facing up to 20 years in prison.
Alex Mashinsky, former CEO of Celsius Network, pleads guilty to fraud charges related to manipulating CEL token values, leading to personal gains of $42 million. This marks a significant event following the 2022 crypto winter-related market crashes. Efforts to reimburse creditors continue, with ongoing lawsuits against Tether and resolved disputes with KeyFi.
Alex Mashinsky, the founder of Celsius, intends to plead guilty to two federal fraud charges related to the company's collapse.
Celsius founder Alexander Mashinsky is facing legal proceedings that could impact the cryptocurrency landscape. Investors are watching closely after a tumultuous 2022 marked by altcoin market bankruptcies.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to fraud charges related to CEL token, marking a significant crypto case.
Alex Mashinsky, former Celsius CEO, pleads guilty to fraud charges via a plea deal with U.S. authorities after a non-prosecution agreement with Celsius in 2023.
Celsius founder is facing sentencing after admitting to fraud charges, with mixed market expectations for cryptocurrency positions in 2022.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to some criminal charges in New York court, as reported by multiple sources.
Celsius is set to distribute a second major bankruptcy payout of $127 million to its creditors, covering 60% of claims filed.
Celsius plans a second $127 million distribution to creditors amid mixed user reactions during its bankruptcy proceedings.
Celsius is distributing an additional $127 million from its Litigation Recovery Account to creditors, though some remain dissatisfied with the outcome.
Celsius distributes $127 million to creditors, covering 60.4% of eligible claims during bankruptcy proceedings.
Celsius is distributing $127 million to creditors as part of its bankruptcy process, offering options in cash or cryptocurrency.
Celsius Network has distributed $127M in a second payout to creditors, raising their recovery to 60.4%. The payments are made in Bitcoin or USD after the company's collapse in July 2022.
