3AC co-founders’ OPNX exchange onboards FTX, Celsius bankruptcy claims
Claims can be converted into collateral to trade crypto futures on the exchange.
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Claims can be converted into collateral to trade crypto futures on the exchange.
The former CEO of bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network, Alex Mashinsky, has pleaded not guilty to fraud charges in New York. Prosecutors accuse Mashinksy of misleading customers to inflate the…
Users who held assets on bankrupt crypto firms FTX and Celsius Network can now trade their claims on the Open Exchange (OPNX).
The arrest of the crypto lender’s co-founder and ex-CEO Alex Mashinsky comes as lawmakers and regulators squabble over new rules for the sector.
Exactly one year later, here come the first responses from US authorities with former CEO Alex Mashinsky being arrested Thursday and cited on 7 counts.
According to the FTC, the co-founders misappropriated no less than $4 billion worth of customer assets.
Alexander Mashinsky, the founder and former chief executive of bankrupt crypto lender Celsius, has recently been granted bail by a U.S. District Judge. The bail amount has been set at…
Hours after being arrested on Thursday, Celsius’ founder and former CEO Alex Mashinsky pleaded not guilty to charges of misleading customers and inflating the CEL token.
A community member responded that they were also “pleased” to see former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky charged with multiple crimes.
A suspension of the fine was also granted in order to prioritize payments to creditors.