Celsians” offer an interesting new way to lose money

Von Krypto News Österreich

It has been nine long days since the crypto-fintech Celsius Network has announced in a very important message that it would take a pause all lifts, exchange processes and transfers between accounts under "extreme market conditions". It was also nine days since CEO Alex Mashinsky lasted the world for the last time with a tweet .

But a group of supporters actually seem to be very busy. On Friday, a "unofficial community-based social network for all Celsians from all over the world" announced a plan, which apparently stopped the decline of our own rental platform should be called Coindie as CEL.

Simply expressed, Celsianer grabs the Reddit Playbook to try the price of CEL. They claim that they want to develop a “short squeeze” for the token. However, its price has already broken up by more than 90 percent in the past six months, so one has to assume that shorts have already developed pretty well.

Twitter user @Otisa502 says that if "Celsian is done by Wall Street Bets, and Cel to 3-5 Buy US dollars ”, short conspirators à la Melvin Capital are burned.

But every impulse from this strategy was short -lived. At the pixel period, CEL was traded at $ 1.01 - far below his all -time high of $ 8.

But that was also a reason to celebrate:

The efforts of the Celsians inspired by Gamestop coincide with rumors that a handful of so -called bad actors are responsible for the drain wave that Celsius has hit in the past few weeks.

The Twitter user @therealplanc promised $ 20 million for everyone last week, "who is ready to speak [and] final proof that there was a planned attack" from a "respected #crypto group".

Every whistleblower who is ready to speak and to provide final evidence of the existence of a respected crypto group-or the identity of pseudonymous Celsians who promote crashes in public-should leave tips in the comment area below. Do not expect a reward.

But anyway. Unimpressed by reports that state supervisory authorities in the United States examine Celsius' step to suspend payments, one of the supporters of the platform has developed its own renovation plan.

Simon Dixon, CEO from BNK to the future, wrote last week in a blog post that he hopes to be able to use “financial innovations” to save savers:

It is not my job to reveal information before Alex and the Celsius board are ready, it is my position to offer solutions because we have experience, licenses and technology for this. Our industry has come back strengthened by every catastrophe, and now it is time to offer support from the bottom up, in accordance with the regulations that we have always followed.

Since the fear of losses increases, Mashinsky has only a few other options on hand.


Source: Financial Times