Alex Mashinsky, the co-founder of the failed crypto lending platform Celsius, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison (via Wired). Federal Judge John Koeltl handed down the sentence after a long ...

Ex-Celsius CEO Mashinsky loses all rights to company assets in court ruling, unlocking crypto funds and shares for creditor ...

Former cryptocurrency evangelist Alex Mashinsky was sentenced to 12 years in prison on Thursday after pleading guilty to fraud in connection with the multibillion-dollar collapse of his firm ...

He had promised that their money would be safe and secure at Celsius, which pitched itself as a modern-day bank where crypto assets could earn interest. The defense blamed the collapse of Celsius ...

There's growing excitement about potential SEC approval for staking crypto ETFs. Staking is a relatively safe way to earn ...

In a significant development within the cryptocurrency sector, Alex Mashinsky, the former CEO of the now-bankrupt Celsius ...

Judge denies Alex Mashinsky any Celsius bankruptcy payout, freeing reserved funds for creditors who already received over $2.5 billion.

The ‘O.C.’ heartthrob’s crusade against crypto continues with ‘Everyone Is Lying to You for Money.’ But in a crypto-friendly ...

Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky will not receive any assets from the collapsed crypto lending platform's bankruptcy claims.

Financial advisors warn against risking your retirement by going all in on crypto — but some older investors feel they have ...

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Andrei Grachev, an early booster of a Trump crypto offering, has cycled through several alleged investment scams and was ...