The document is nearly 14,500 pages lengthy, and while client addresses have been redacted, it includes customer names, quantities, kinds, descriptions, and timing of transactions on the site, as well as the US dollar amounts and cryptocurrency type utilized, among other facts.
The publicly available material revealed in the court records has caused widespread concern in the crypto community.
The filings also show Celsius executives taking over $17 million in cryptocurrency in the weeks before the platform’s withdrawals were stopped.
Celsius former CEO and co-founder Alex Mashinsky withdrew over $10 million from the platform in May, co-founder and former chief strategy officer Daniel Leon took approximately $7 million, and current chief technology officer Nuke Goldstein withdrew approximately $550,000.
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