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Celsius to exit bankruptcy and restart as creditor-run Bitcoin miner

Celsius Network is revamping into a Bitcoin mining company, promising customer repayments and an exit from bankruptcy.  Cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius Network has secured court approval to transition into a Bitcoin mining company owned by its creditors. This development is part of a comprehensive strategy to compensate account holders whose funds

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Court confirms Celsius bankruptcy exit plan, $2B in crypto to go to creditors

The Celsius bankruptcy plan has been approved. The path is now clear for customers to see some of their funds returned and receive shares in the reorganized company, which will be called NewCo.Judge Martin Glenn of the Southern District of New York Bankruptcy Court issued a confirmation on Nov. 9

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Luxor refutes claims its Bitcoin hashrate-backed product is BlockFi, Celsius 2.0

An upcoming Bitcoin (BTC) hashrate-backed product that could offer 10% to 13% returns shouldn’t be compared to failed products by BlockFi or Celsius as its returns come from proof-of-work, not “ponzi schemes,” claims the product’s creator Bitcoin mining firm Luxor Technology.The legitimacy of Luxor’s hashrate-backed product was highlighted in an

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Celsius Network Valuation Consultant Approves Value of Debtors’ Assets and Liabilities

Officially, the valuation as of the end of May is correct and Celsius will pay creditors $2 billion in Bitcoin and Ether tokens. A mathematician working for Celsius Network’s valuation advisor Stout Risius Ross LLC has confirmed that the fair value of some debtors’ assets and liabilities as of May 31,

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SEC raises concerns over Coinbase in objection to Celsius restructuring plan

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed an objection to Celsius Network’s reorganization plan based in part on the regulator’s own ongoing lawsuit with crypto exchange Coinbase.In a Sept. 22 filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, the SEC filed a limited

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