Celsius Debtors Can Start Converting Altcoins to Bitcoin and Ether Starting Today
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has allowed Celsius debtors to trade their altcoins for Bitcoin and Ether starting today. The order issued by the bankruptcy judge Martin Glenn on...
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The order issued by the bankruptcy judge Martin Glenn on 30th June will also help the distribution of the funds to creditors in the near future.
The proposal to sell and trade cryptocurrencies was approved after the discussion with Celsius and the US SEC. ...
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