Report: Celsius CEO Accused of Controlling Crypto Company’s Trading Scheme an...

Report: Celsius CEO Accused of Controlling Crypto Company’s Trading Scheme an...

According to a recent report published on Tuesday, the Israeli-American founder and CEO of Celsius Network, Alex Mashinsky, was in charge of the company’s trading strategy. The report, citing multiple people familiar with the matter, said Mashinsky sold millions of dollars’ worth of bitcoin in anticipation to buy bitcoin cheap. Except after the CEO allegedly placed this bet, bitcoin markets followed the opposite trend, and the leading crypto asset accumulated some gains. People Familiar With the Celsius Situation Say Mashinsky Was Trading on ‘Bad....


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