Bankrotte crypto loan Celsius has transferred almost $ 900 million to ETH within a week: data

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The Celsius' wallets were quite active during the ongoing insolvency and restructuring process. The battered crypto loan-which is still one of the largest companies with an ETH portfolio-broadcast crypto-assets worth almost $ 900 million last week.

The ether movement of Celsius

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The transaction with Figment, a non-kept service, was one of the greatest money movements for the crypto loan since he applied for insolvency protection in accordance with Chapter 11 in July.

In addition, Arkham also found that Celsius had the $ 779 million of ETH, which it had with the protocol for liquid staggering derivatives, Lido, which made it possible on May 15 with a protocol upgrade on version 2. Celsius' fund movement is not surprising when you consider that numerous companies that have withdrawn their promised ETH have started to reconcile them since mid -April.

Bitcoin pioneer and Celsius believer Simon Dixon commented on the step speculated that the company could "compete directly without lido in the middle". The deducted ether can also be used as part of the restructuring and creditors' repayment plans of the platforms.

previous Celsius story

At the beginning of this month, Celsius enabled users to be eliminated to withdraw the remaining 6 % of the distribution capable depot capacity from the platform after judicial approval. The same users - mostly those who previously only kept funds on depots - were only able to withdraw up to 94 % of their funds by January this year.

The reimbursement step was regarded as a sign of progress for the now dissolved crypto loan, which had frozen the withdrawal of its users last June after the sudden implosion of the Blockchain project.

Celsius applied for the consolidation of US and British companies due to allegations for inadequate records and blatant defects in its internal systems.

The founder Alex Mashinsky was accused of cheating investors by billions of dollars of cryptocurrencies by whirling the "bad health" of the loan platform. The managing director, who had resigned from his position as CEO in September, submitted a lawsuit in which he wanted to reject the state of New York against him.

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