Court filings reveal Celsius will run out of money by October

Court filings reveal Celsius will run out of money by October

Celsius Network has been heading down a slippery slope since it filed for bankruptcy in July. Embattled crypto lender Celsius Network is on track to run out of money by October, according to the firm’s latest Chapter 11 documents.Filed on Aug. 14 to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York, Celsius highlighted that it is expected to reach negative liquidity by October 2022 to approximately $34 million. The lending platform, which held the trust of many across the world with life savings and retirement funds, was revealed to be in a much worse financial position than....


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