Celsius amasses 30 potential bidders for its assets, withdrawal motion approved
The bankrupt lender is set to hold auctions for its assets in January, while it's been given the green light to return some customer funds.
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The bankrupt lender is set to hold auctions for its assets in January, while it's been given the green light to return some customer funds.
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