The bankruptcy disputes at Celsius come to an end, as fahrenheit gives the auction
Fahrenheit LLC-an investor consortium, which includes the largest crypto exchange in the United States-emerged as a winner from the legally approved auction procedure for the takeover of the insolvent lender Celsius Network. Fahrenheit will provide capital, the management team and the technology that is necessary for the successful establishment and operation of the new company. In addition, a bare deposit of $ 10 million must be done within three days to seal the deal. Fahrenheit takes over Celsius Assets The consortium of Fahrenheit consists of US Bitcoin Corp, Proof Group Capital Management LLC, Ravi Kaza, the former Algorand CEO Steven ...

The bankruptcy disputes at Celsius come to an end, as fahrenheit gives the auction
Fahrenheit LLC-an investor consortium that includes the largest crypto exchange in the United States-has emerged as a winner from the legally approved auction procedure to take over the insolvent lender Celsius Network.
Fahrenheit will provide capital, the management team and the technology that is necessary for the successful establishment and operation of the new company. In addition, a bare deposit of $ 10 million must be done within three days to seal the deal.
Fahrenheit takes over Celsius Assets
The consortium of Fahrenheit consists of US Bitcoin Corp, Proof Group Capital Management LLC, Ravi Kaza, the former Algorand CEO Steven Kokinos and Coinbase.
According to the court files, the group will acquire the institutional credit portfolio, the mining business and alternative systems of Celsius in favor of the account holders. At the top of the new company is a board of directors that the majority of the creditors are appointed.The key points of the agreement were mentioned the distribution of Celsius' liquid cryptocurrencies to account holders, the processing with the Custody and Withhold groups and the management of the illiquid assets from Celsius by the new company.
The deal also requires that the new company receive $ 500 million of liquid cryptocurrency, which can be reduced to $ 450 million in the case of purchases on the secondary market. The US Bitcoin Corp. The Fahrenheit Group will be responsible for building a number of crypto mining systems, including a new 100 megawatt system.
about the lengthy auction process, David Barse and Alan Carr, members of the special committee of the board:
said"We are very pleased that our competitive auction process has led to a positive result for customers, including especially hundreds of million dollars of lower administrative fee savings and an increased distribution of liquid cryptocurrencies to Celsius' customers." We appreciate the strong interest that the Celsius platform has received from competing bidders and look forward to working with Fahrenheit to accelerate the restructuring and distribute the repayments to the creditors. ”
In the meantime, Celsius has secured a replacement offer with the Blockchain Recovery Investment Consortium, which provides for the "creation of a pure, listed mining company". The creditors of the insolvent lender receive 100 % of the capital shares with a possible management contract with Globalxdigital and an orderly handling of his remaining assets.Celsius controversy
The latest development takes place almost a year after Celsius has applied for protection according to Chapter 11. According to reports, the company based in New Jersey had over 1.7 million registered users and almost 300,000 active users with accounts of more than $ 100.
Since the bankruptcy, Celsius has come under criticism in his internal systems because of the management of records and blatant defects. The founder Alex Mashinsky was accused of cheating investors to have cryptocurrencies in billion dollars by veiling the poor condition of the platform.
In response to the allegations, Mashinsky argued that the complaint "proposes misinformation about him and Celsius Network" and "the unfounded conclusions of others". He submitted a defense application with the aim of rejecting the lawsuit brought against him.
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