Hundreds of letters poured into the judge presiding over the company's multibillion-dollar bankruptcy, filled with anger, shame, despair and often regret.
An Irishman who is in danger of losing his farm.
An American with suicidal thoughts. 84-year-old widow loses her life savings: people caught up in the collapse of crypto-lender Celsia are asking for their money back.
Hundreds of letters poured into the judge presiding over the company's multibillion-dollar bankruptcy, filled with anger, shame, despair and often regret.
"I know there are risks," said one customer, whose letter was not signed. "Seems like a worthwhile risk."
Celsius and its CEO Alex Mashinsky billed the platform as a safe place for people…..
To store their cryptocurrency in exchange for high interest while the company lends and invests the deposits.
But as the value of cryptocurrencies plummeted — bitcoin alone has fallen 60 percent since November — the company faced mounting problems until it froze withdrawals in mid-June.