Celsius Network isn't backing down and is appealing the court's dismissal of its $444 million claim in the FTX bankruptcy case. Judge Dorsey threw out the claim for lacking proper evidence. Now Celsius is fighting to overturn his decision.
Celsius Network isn't backing down. They're challenging a judge's decision to dismiss their damage claims against FTX amidst ongoing bankruptcy drama.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleaded guilty to fraud charges related to the failed Celsius Network, facing a potential lengthy prison sentence.
Celsius Network founder Alex Mashinsky pleaded guilty to charges of securities fraud, commodities fraud, and wire fraud, after being arrested for misleading customers about Celsius Network's financial health.
Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to fraud related to Celsius Network collapse, faces up to 30 years in prison. He admitted to manipulating CEL token prices and made $42 million. Sentencing is set for April 2025.
Ex-Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky admitted to fraud and manipulation charges, potentially facing 30 years in prison.
Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky has agreed to plead guilty to fraud charges filed in July 2023. The charges involve allegations of fraud, conspiracy, and market manipulation related to Celsius Network's operations.
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.
Celsius Network initiates a second distribution to creditors, converting $127 million into Bitcoin. Each creditor receives BTC valued at $95,000, addressing claims from Celsius' bankruptcy. Initial distributions varied, with adjustments planned in the second round. Celsius continues to navigate bankruptcy and token challenges.
Celsius Network will distribute an additional $127 million to creditors as part of its restructuring, following a prior $2.53 billion payout. The Bitcoin distribution is set at a specific rate of $95,836.23 per Bitcoin.
Celsius Network is planning a second payment to its creditors, with details to be revealed soon.
Celsius Network plans a second payout of $127 million in liquid cryptocurrencies to creditors amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings, enhancing total recoveries.
Celsius Network conducts a second distribution to creditors, totaling $127 million and achieving a 60.4% recovery rate.
A US federal court denied former Celsius CEO's motion to dismiss fraud charges, pushing him to continue his legal battle.
Celsius Network transferred 2,278 ETH worth $6.07 million to FalconX after a three-month break, indicating significant network activity.
CEL, the native token of Celsius Network, surged by 62% to $0.5491 on September 23, 2024, with market capitalization reaching $20.71 million and a trading volume of $24 million in the last 24 hours.
The trial of Alex Mashinsky, former CEO of Celsius Network, has started. He faces multiple counts of fraud, including wire and securities fraud, amidst the collapse of Celsius Network.
Celsius Network customers are campaigning to replace the board of Ionic Digital, a Bitcoin mining company created from Celsius, alleging fiduciary duty breaches over frozen shares trading.
Celsius Network's creditors are considering liquidating Ionic Digital Inc., a Bitcoin mining firm, due to internal issues and pressure from shareholders over its delayed public listing plans.
Celsius Network has distributed over $2.53 billion to around 251,000 creditors amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
Bankrupt Celsius Network has distributed $2.5 billion in cash and crypto to two-thirds of its creditors, detailing the plan and next steps in its first report.
Creditors of Ionic Digital, affiliated with Celsius Network customers, consider liquidation over management and financial issues.
Bitcoin mining firm Ionic Digital Inc., owned by former Celsius Network customers, faces possible liquidation as creditors cite management and financial issues. The firm's setback in its public listing plans has disappointed shareholders.
Celsius Network has distributed $2.53 billion in cryptocurrency and cash to 251,000 creditors as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, based on market prices of January 16, 2024.
Celsius Network plans to use PayPal's Hyperwallet services to distribute funds to its creditors, according to a court filing with the Southern District of New York.
Tether dismisses Celsius Network's $2.4 billion lawsuit as 'baseless' and vows to defend itself in court.
Celsius Network sues Tether for $3.5 billion over alleged improper Bitcoin liquidation, seeking returns, damages, and legal fees. Tether denies the claims, labeling the lawsuit as baseless.
Tether has rejected claims from Celsius Network regarding a $2 billion lawsuit, calling them 'baseless.' Tether accused Celsius of attempting to shift the blame for its own mismanagement onto Tether.
Celsius Network has filed a lawsuit against Tether over a contract dispute involving the liquidation of 39,542.42 Bitcoins used as collateral for a loan. Celsius accuses Tether of violating the agreement by not allowing the stipulated period to post additional collateral before liquidation.
Tether CEO denies allegations by Celsius Network of a $2.4 billion Bitcoin fraud contributing to Celsius' financial collapse.
Tether has denied Celsius Network's $2.4 billion Bitcoin fraud claims. CEO Paolo Ardoino described the lawsuit as baseless.
Celsius Network has sued Tether for over $2 billion, alleging fraudulent Bitcoin transfers and contractual breaches.