Court confirms Celsius bankruptcy exit plan, $2B in crypto to go to creditors
The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company. Go to Source
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The decision ends the complex case with a creditor-approved plan that will see their partial reimbursement and make them shareholders in a new company. Go to Source
“The return comes from hashrate, not from pixie dust, ponzi schemes, or rehypothecation,” a Luxor Technology executive stressed. Go to Source
MultiChainZ chief operating officer Aanchal Thakur believes that cross-chain lending platforms will open users up to more liquidity. Go to Source
The legal action followed reports staff at the commission had completed an investigation concluding Stephen Ehrlich violated U.S. derivatives regulations. Go to Source
September was the biggest exploit month in DeFi, with over $300 million in losses, taking the crown from August. Go to Source
Spurred on by user requests, traditional Bitcoin lending firm Ledn is rolling out an Ethereum yield product. Go to Source
The interim judicial managers of Hodlnaut argued that the $30 million offer of FLEX tokens is “illiquid” and has “speculative value.” Go to Source
In January, Genesis Global Capital announced it would eliminate its crypto spot trading services “voluntarily and for business reasons” without additional details. Go to Source
South Korean financial regulators accused Delio of fraud and embezzlement and seized its assets in July earlier this year. Go to Source
Former Celsius CEO is currently out on bail facing multiple charges of criminal fraud and market manipulation from various U.S regulatory agencies. Go to Source