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Galaxy Digital has won the auction for GK8 – a crypto custody platform to be sold as part of bankruptcy proceedings for the insolvent crypto lender Celsius.  Galaxy will utilize GK8’s custody solution as it develops GalaxyOne – its own institutional prime offering.   As announced by Galaxy on Friday, GK8 founders CEO Lior Lamesh and CTO Shahar Shamai will remain to lead Galaxy’s custodial tech business, while providing self-custody solutions for GalaxyOne as well.  “With the...

It’s happened again, folks. Another digital currency exchange has decided to halt all withdrawals, thus preventing its customers from gaining access to their assets. This time around, the company in question is staking platform Freeway, which says one of its trading strategies has failed miserably. This is the reason it’s cited for its recent halting of customer withdrawals. Freeway Prevents Customers from Accessing Their Funds This has been a common theme in the crypto...

The US Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York approved crypto lender Celsius’ motion for a deadline for customers to file a claim. January 3rd, 2023, has been set as the last date for creditors to file a proof of claim against the bankrupt firm. The filing reads, “The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York (the “Bankruptcy Court”) has entered an order (the “Bar Date Order”) establishing 5:00 p.m. prevailing Eastern Time on January...

Crypto lending platform Celsius may have gotten a break in its recent bankruptcy case as crypto service provider Prime Trust – which held a long-term partnership with Celsius up through the summer of 2021 – has agreed to give up control of approximately $17 million of the lending company’s digital assets, thus returning them back to executives’ hands. Celsius Is Getting a Chunk of Money Back Celsius had filed a lawsuit against Prime Trust back in August. Per a contract...

Maren Altman – a crypto astrologist – is taking a lot of flak as of late for her past support of Celsius, a doomed digital currency lending network that ultimately entered bankruptcy proceedings last summer. Celsius Continues to Draw Angry Crowds Celsius has taken on a new form in recent days. What was once a highly respected and loved digital currency platform has practically become a curse for many traders, some of which plunked their life savings into the lending...

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New information has come about regarding the dips incurred by the Celsius Network that have traders and analysts raising a few eyebrows. What’s Happening at Celsius? Not long ago, it was announced that Celsius was going to give traders their money back and that it was going to allegedly try and make things right with its customers. This made it appear as though Celsius was something of a victim company. A firm that fell to the ongoing volatility and speculation of the...

It’s happened again, folks. In the age of crypto bankruptcy and companies falling apart amidst the growing bear market, another digital currency firm has entered legal bankruptcy protections as a means of getting creditors and angry customers off its back. This time, the enterprise in question is Compute North, a digital currency mining firm. Compute North Is Having a Hard Time This is the first time that a crypto mining company has entered bankruptcy proceedings, which...

Earlier, Celsius Network said that Prime Trust refused to fulfill its obligation of transferring the $17 million in crypto assets at the time of dissolving the agreement. On Thursday, October 20, crypto service provide Prime Trust agreed to return $17 million to troubled crypto lender Celsius Network. Prime Trust is popular for offering custodial services for digital assets.Celsius Network and Prime Trust CaseThe company reportedly held $119 million of Celsius’ assets. In August, Celsius...

Alex Mashinsky – the CEO of the Celsius Network, the doomed digital currency staking platform that is now in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings – has resigned from his post and will no longer be associated with the company. Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky Says Goodbye A letter of resignation by Mashinsky was submitted in late September and became effective immediately, though while he’s not set to have any official title with the company, Mashinsky said he would be staying...