Things aren’t looking good for Celsius. Daniel Leon, the co-founder and chief strategy officer of the bankrupt crypto lending firm, submitted his letter of resignation today.
Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky stepped down from his role last week, and reportedly withdrew $10 million from the firm in May, just two months before it went bankrupt.
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According to the Financial Times, Alex Mashinsky made the transaction in July — just one month before the beleaguered crypto lender froze transactions in June and two months before it filed for bankruptcy in July.
A spokesperson for Mashinsky claims the funds were used to “pay state and federal taxes,” and that he deposited “cryptocurrency in amounts that totalled what he withdrew” in the nine months leading up to the withdrawal. Mashinsky stepped down as CEO of Celsius last week.
[Financial Times]
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