The Latest Breaking News from Celsius

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Mid-cap energy drink maker Celsius Holdings (NASDAQ: CELH) has been trading in a sideways pattern without gaining any lift since its earnings report on August 9. 

The collapse of sister tokens Luna and UST in May caused a global rout in the cryptocurrency market.

Celsius was insolvent as early as 2019, bankruptcy filings show. Vermont regulators say this suggests yields to existing investors were likely paid with new investors' assets.

The Vermont Department of Financial Regulation has outlined a variety of state concerns about unregistered securities offerings and fraud committed by the cryptocurrency firm Celsius Network, suggesting that the compan

Beleaguered cryptocurrency lender Celsius is attempting to return coins to a small number of users who have been locked out of their accounts.

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Struggling cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network wants court permission to return digital assets to some users, according to the latest bankruptcy court proceedings. Hoboken, N.J.-based Celsius requested permission to release cryptocurrencies in its custody program and withholding accounts, which are for storage rather than generating returns. Roughly $210 million in assets…