Celsius' Official Creditor Committee Denies Rejected Bids

Celsius Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors attorneys have criticised crypto blogger Tiffany Fong for releasing information about prospective Celsius offers, saying it would hurt negotiations.

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Popular crypto critic Peter Schiff has called out regulators in the United States of America for not discovering that bankrupt crypto lender Celsius network operated as a Ponzi scheme.

The blog explained that Binance offered a bid of $15 million for the assets, noting that $12 million would be deposited to Celsius estate and $3 million to be disbursed to relocated customers on a pro-rata basis.

Tiffany Fong, a crypto blogger, has shared documents she claims she obtained in late December detailing several bids for Celsius' crypto assets. According to leaked information shared by crypto blogger Tiffany Fong, at least five firms bid on Celsius Network's crypto assets, including Binance, Bank To The Future, and Galaxy Digital.

Tiffany Fong, a crypto blogger, dropped a bombshell on Jan. 26 when she released documents that she claimed to have obtained in late December – bidding details for Celsius Network's crypto assets.

Binance, Bank to the Future, NovaWulf, Cumberland/DRW, and Galaxy Digital have reportedly submitted bids to purchase the assets of Celsius, a leading crypto lending platform. According to crypto blogger Tiffany Fong, the bids were submitted in secret in November 2022.

The state of New York and its attorney general Leticia James are suing former crypto lending network Celsius for allegedly engaging in fraud and misusing customer funds. New York Comes Down Hard on Celsius The sentiment is that FTX wasn't the only company to use traders' money for personal gains this year.

Celsius recently released an update of the coins currently available in January 2023. According to it, there was almost no change in the Celsius network between November and December.

Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has warned that the ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency space will persist unless there are tougher regulations in place to protect investors.

The defunct crypto lender Celsius is exploring the possibility of creating a debt token to repay creditors. The plan would need to be approved by regulators, but if approved by the trustee and financial authorities, the debt token would be called an “asset share token (AST).

Two claimants called out former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky in motions, claiming he misled users, while all suggested that the platform's terms of use left assets in their control.