Ang mga benta ng ETH ng Celsius ay nagtataas ng pera, mga kilay mula sa mga nagpapautang
Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius could exit bankruptcy as early as January, if stakeholders agree to move forward on a court approved plan. Ethereum chain watchers observed the wallets belonging to the debtors have sold close to $250 million in ether in recent months, an amount that roughly matches the expected capital needs of the entity, known as MiningCo, that would emerge from bankruptcy. The recent developments in the Celsius case reveal a shift in the companys post-bankruptcy business plans, primarily influenced by regulatory considerations and the need to satisfy creditor claims. Initially, the restructuring plan for Celsius included not only bitcoin mining but also “staking” fees generated by validating blockchain transactions, and by managing its legacy portfolio of cryptocurrency loans. This plan was spearheaded by Fahrenheit, also known as NewCo, a consortium led by Arrington Capital. The group was initially selected to lead the reorganized company as part of Celsius‘ exit from bankruptcy, and acquired a minority stake in the reorganized Celsius, for $50 million, with the intent to list the new company’s stock on Nasdaq exchange. However, this initial plan faced scrutiny from US regulators, specifically the Securities and Exchange Commission, which led to a pivot in strategy . Magbasa nang higit pa: Ang plano