Celsius amasses 30 potential bidders for its assets, withdrawal motion approved

Celsius amasses 30 potential bidders for its assets, withdrawal motion approved
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2022-12-21 05:30

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. origin »

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