Celsius Conducts Second Creditor Payout Phase Post-Bankruptcy

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

In 2022, Celsius filed for bankruptcy with a $1.2 billion gap. Now, the platform is taking steps to repay its creditors with a $127 million payout.

Increased Recovery for Creditors

According to court filings, Celsius plans a second creditor payout of $127 million. This payout will help creditors recover about 60.4% of their claims' value when the bankruptcy was filed. The first payout in January was $2 billion, recovering 57.65% of claims.

Celsius' Issues and Legal Battles with CEO

Celsius filed for bankruptcy in 2022 after uncovering financial discrepancies. The company emerged from bankruptcy in November. Regulators like the SEC and CFTC accused both the company and former CEO Alex Mashinsky of misleading clients. Mashinsky also faces fraud allegations.

Legal Case Against Alex Mashinsky

A U.S. judge refused to dismiss two fraud charges against Mashinsky, indicating that these accusations will remain in his case. The former CEO could face up to 115 years in prison if convicted.

Celsius continues to reimburse creditors while facing legal challenges, including charges against its former CEO, which impact the company's overall perception and future prospects.

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