CEL climbs 50% as Celsius Network aims to return $50M to clients
The CEL price rally could fizzle out due to prevailing Celsius issues, including its bankruptcy. The price of CEL soared by nearly 50% as traders assessed its parent firm Celsius Network's inclination to return a portion of the locked funds to its customers.No CEL-ling pressure for nowOn the daily chart, CEL surged to its intraday high of $1.67 per token on Sep. 2 after lows of $1.15 the day before. However, the token's sharp rally accompanied lower trading volumes, suggesting a lack of conviction among traders about further upside moves.CEL/USD daily price chart. Source: TradingViewCEL's....
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