Fahrenheit wins bid to acquire assets of crypto lender Celsius
The consortium, which includes Arrington Capital, outbid NovaWulf to acquire Celsius Network’s assets, while the Blockchain Recovery Investment Consortium serves as a backup bid.
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The consortium, which includes Arrington Capital, outbid NovaWulf to acquire Celsius Network’s assets, while the Blockchain Recovery Investment Consortium serves as a backup bid.
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