The cited record supports the material proposition.
Celsius said it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on 31 January 2024 after freezing customer withdrawals in 2022.
- About
- Celsius Network LLC
- Claim made by
- Celsius Network, company statement
- Published
- 27 March 2024
- Original
- Celsius Distribution FAQ
- Evidence score
- 74 How it was scored
- Last reviewed
- 25 October 2026
Why this label
The corporate status is supported. The company states it emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on 31 January 2024S7. The CFTC release records the earlier collapse, stating the firm revealed its liabilities exceeded assets by more than one billion dollarsS5. The filing date of 13 July 2022 and the June 2022 withdrawal freeze are in the regulator recordsS5. The company statement is a tier B source for the exit date. It does not set out final creditor recovery amounts, so this claim covers only the fact and date of emergence, not how much creditors received.
Current procedural position
Chapter 11 filed on 13 July 2022S5. The company reports it emerged from Chapter 11 on 31 January 2024, with distributions to account holdersS7.
Record supporting the assessment
emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy on January 31, 2024.
revealing that its liabilities exceeded its assets by more than one billion dollars.
Conflicting or limiting record
No record located that conflicts with this assessment.
Evidence score: 74 of 100
The score grades how well the record establishes this assessment. It is not a score of Celsius Network LLC. Score = source authority + directness + corroboration + procedural accuracy + currency + reproducibility.
| Component | Points | Max | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source authorityIs the source competent to establish the proposition? | 18 | 30 | The exit date comes from the company, a tier B source, with regulator context. |
| DirectnessDoes the source state the proposition or only discuss adjacent facts? | 18 | 20 | The company statement names the exact exit date. |
| CorroborationDo independent records support the same material point? | 10 | 15 | The CFTC record corroborates the collapse, not the exit date itself. |
| Procedural accuracyDoes the record settle the procedural state the claim describes? | 12 | 15 | Emergence from Chapter 11 is a settled corporate event. |
| CurrencyHas the record been checked against later developments? | 8 | 10 | The company page was last updated in March 2024. |
| ReproducibilityCan a reader locate the passage and repeat the assessment? | 8 | 10 | The company post is public, though later edits are possible. |
| Total | 74 | 100 |
Timeline
Related cases
- In re Celsius Network LLCUS Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Insolvency. Not published.Stage: Plan effective. Company emerged on 31 January 2024S7.
- Celsius emerges from Chapter 11S7
Revision history
- Assessment first published with label Supported.
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Sources
- S7Tier B Celsius Distribution FAQCelsius Network. Company statement. 27 March 2024.Company statement giving the Chapter 11 exit date of 31 January 2024. It does not state a final total recovery for creditors.
- S5Tier A CFTC Charges Alexander Mashinsky and Celsius Network, LLC with Fraud and Material Misrepresentations in Massive Commodity Pool Scheme Involving Digital Asset CommoditiesUS Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Regulator press release. 13 July 2023.Supports the safety misrepresentation allegation and the collapse. The charges were civil allegations at this date.
Other claims about Celsius Network LLC
- Supported93The US Department of Justice said Celsius founder Alexander Mashinsky pleaded guilty to commodities fraud and securities fraud and was sentenced to 12 years in prison in May 2025.Regulator statement, 8 May 20252 records citedFraud
- Supported90The SEC and the US Department of Justice said Celsius and Mashinsky manipulated the price of the CEL token through undisclosed buybacks funded in part with customer money.Regulator statement, 13 July 20233 records citedMarket conduct
- Partly supported85The FTC alleged that Celsius falsely told customers their deposits were safe, that the platform was safer than a bank, and that it held a US$750 million insurance policy for deposits.Regulator statement, 20 July 20263 records citedProduct claims