Celsius bankruptcy judge authorizes the sale of $7.4M worth of Bitmain coupons
The judge’s ruling does not require Celsius debtors to sell the Bitmain coupons, which would need the consent of the committee of unsecured creditors.
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The judge’s ruling does not require Celsius debtors to sell the Bitmain coupons, which would need the consent of the committee of unsecured creditors.
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