Some creditors of Celsius are considering liquidating the assets of the mining company Ionic, which plans to go public in 2025
ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, attorney Joseph Sarachek, representing Celsius Network creditors, told a New York bankruptcy judge on Tuesday that in recent weeks, numerous Celsius creditors have contacted his office to inquire about the possibility of forcing the liquidation of the assets of the Bitcoin mining company Ionic Digital, owned by Celsius.
Ionic's attorney stated at the hearing that Ionic originally planned to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange in the middle of this year, but this plan was put on hold after the resignation of the auditor and the departure of former CEO Matt Prusak. Ionic now plans to go public "sometime in 2025."
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