@united@simple_flying You are a very horrible company I have 11 and 12 year old minors flying with me that haven’t been on an airplane you deliberately separate them from the legal guardian
@TheFinancer@GaryGensler The support wasn’t letting me withdraw a recent buy off Binance after 10days because they said it had to be exactly 240 hours and the support told me to watch my Language. 😂😂😂😂 sorry but after Celsius I’m not being nice to any of y’all fuckers with control of my money
2) Let's say that Voyager has, remaining, 75% of assets (I don't know the exact number).
It seems like the first thing that should happen is that customers get back the 75%, and then later get back the rest if anything is recovered from 3AC.
But that hasn't happened yet. Why?
Option TWO: 👇
Break up Celsius into 4-6 companies and let multiple parties bid on the business. NEXO, BlockFi, FTX, Simon.
Hole would be much smaller to plug. Only $200M-$400m / party. Much more manageable.
@SimonDixonTwitt
If Alex gave up 100% of his equity in Celsius, a big investor could come in, plug the gap, and be richer on paper.
Implement withdrawal caps. Add fees. Build out an exchange. Add on ramps, payroll deposit, credit card.
Would be worth a few billion @SimonDixonTwitt
@SimonDixonTwitt@CelsiusNetwork 1. Create a new company that only does P2P overcollaterized loans + staking coins in their own protocols
2. Haircut, with the lost funds being saved in "debt"
3. Slowly pay the debt through staking yield and mining revenue, or allow it to be converted to equity