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The sentence comes after Mashinsky pleaded guilty in December to commodities and securities fraud in connection to Celsius Network LLC, a crypto asset platform that held $25 billion at its height.

Crypto lender Abra has suddenly suspended withdrawals for international customers. The crypto community fears that the platform may repeat the fate of the bankrupt Celsius and BlockFi.

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Celsius also offered "Custody" and "Borrow" programs, the latter of which allowed customers to get loans by posting their crypto assets as collateral.

Customers say they have been unable to access funds since June. The platform claims to manage more than $700 million. Abra refunded $82 million to customers in 2024 after US states probed lender.

Alex Mashinsky, the former CEO of Celsius Network, was sentenced to 12 years in prison on May 8, 2025, for orchestrating a massive fraud scheme that defrauded investors of billions. The sentencing ...

Ex-crypto tycoons awaiting judgement The fall of crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, and lenders Voyager Digital and Celsius, can all be traced to the collapse of Kwon’s stablecoin project.

The founder and former CEO of bankrupt cryptocurrency trading platform Celsius, Alexander Mashinsky, was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison on fraud charges.