Cryptocurrency lender Celsius said it is consulting and working with experts to stabilize liquidity, minimize the risk of loss for customers and bring the platform back to regular operation
In the face of a liquidity crisis, crypto lending platform Celsius provides the best possible solutions to preserve and protect user assets.
Based on the latest report from the company, Celsius said it is focusing and working as quickly as possible to stabilize liquidity and get the platform back to normal. Also, in the coming time, this lending platform will actively communicate more closely, more often, with the entire community and all corporate customers in the hope of overcoming this challenging period.
Accordingly, Celsius will continue to take necessary steps to preserve and protect user assets and promote the options available on the platform in the most efficient way. The resolution will be mainly aimed at pursuing strategic transactions as well as restructuring many of the company’s debts.
“Ultimately, the implementation process for these measures is complicated and time-consuming, but we want the community to know that the company team is working with experts from many different fields.”
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