Celsius Network Clears its Bitcoin Loan, Resetting its Liquidation

Celsius Network fully pays off Bitcoin loan as user funds - Finbold

Celsius Network totally extinguishes its bitcoin debt - The

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Summary: Celsius Network has completely paid off its Bitcoin loan, resetting its liquidation price to zero. The lending platform has been paying off its loan on the Maker Protocol since mid-June

The Celsius Network has now paid off another $50 million of its Bitcoin loan, meaning that the digital currency lending platform is still on the journey to repay the remaining

Today, the firm cleared its bitcoin loan by paying another $41.2 million. The payment dropped the liquidation price, which stood at $2722.27, to an absolute $0.00. The

Just yesterday

Celsius Network repaid $120 million to Maker, reducing the liquidation price of its DAI loan to below $5,000. Getting your audio player ready Celsius Network has made

Just yesterday, in fact, Celsius fully extinguished the loan it obtained from Maker Protocol, paying the last amount of $41.2 million regarding the Bitcoin loan, thus

Celsius Network has completely paid off its Bitcoin loan and thus resetting its liquidation price back to zero. According to DeFiExplore.com, Celsius Network paid a total of

Celsius pays down 143M in DAI loans since July 1 - Cointelegraph

Celsius Network Completely Pays off Its Bitcoin Loan, Liquidation

Celsius Network Repays $50 Million Bitcoin Loan - Coinpedia

Celsius repaid the remaining

With the loan repayments, Celsius’ liquidation price on its Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) loan has dropped to $4,966.99 Bitcoin (BTC). The liquidation price reportedly fell by

Celsius' Bitcoin Liquidation Price Below $5K as Company Repays

Celsius repaid the remaining $41.2 million of the loan in DAI, the Maker protocol's stablecoin. The freed WBTC can be sold to cover withdrawals.

Troubled cryptocurrency lending firm Celsius

Celsius Network Repays Bitcoin Loan Entirely, Liquidation Price at

Troubled cryptocurrency lending firm Celsius Network LLC, which made headlines after stopping its half a million users from withdrawing their money due to the crypto