Celsius publishes eligible users’ list for withdrawals
Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius published the name of its users who are eligible to withdraw 94% of their assets from its platform, according to a January 31 court filing.
Bankrupt Lending Platform Celsius Names Users Eligible to Withdraw Assets
Users named on the list can withdraw 94% of their assets locked on the lending platform provided they can cover the withdrawal fees.
Voyager Creditors Reject Alameda’s Attempt to Recover $446M
The Creditors’ rejection follows a veto by Voyager itself.
UK Treasury publishes crypto framework paper: Here’s what’s inside
His Majesty’s Treasury published a long-anticipated consultation paper for the upcoming crypto regulation.
Bitcoin meets FOMC after 39% January gains with Fed path ‘uncertain’
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Celsius Now Comes Out A Recovery Proposal In A Last-ditch Effort To Repay Customers
Key Points: Despite a critical assessment from a court-appointed examiner, lawyers for former Celsius customers said they are still in talks with the company about a “recovery corporation” idea put…
Celsius’ Eligible Custody Users Will Be Able To Withdraw 94% Of Their Assets
Key Points: The start of customer withdrawals will happen in the next few days, according to the insolvent cryptocurrency lender Celsius. Celsius noted that the withdrawal would only be for…
Filecoin price analysis: FIL/USD form a bullish flag pattern at $5.08
Filecoin price analysis indicates an uptrend in FIL/USD after forming a bullish flag pattern at $5.08 on the chart. The cryptocurrency is currently trading near the upper boundary of the…
Here’s why India held on to older crypto reforms in national budget 2023
Experts opine that the Indian government needs more data and time to decide on rigid tax policies, given it has been only ten months since the tax laws were introduced…
Blockchain Company SIMBA Chain Received $30M Funding Increase From US Air Force
The USAF has granted SIMBA Chain a $30 million STRATFI as part of its aims of “identifying and advancing technologies that have the potential to secure its future dominance.”
