Bankruptcy filing: Celsius says it expects ~$70M of “proceeds from the repayment of USD denominated loans”, which could help it operate through the end of 2022 (Krisztian Sandor/CoinDesk)

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Bankruptcy filing: Celsius says it expects ~$70M of “proceeds from the repayment of USD denominated loans”, which could help it operate through the end of 2022  —  The extra cash from loan repayments, previously believed to be in stablecoins, means a much needed boost for the cash-strapped lender.

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