airdrop? We shitting bricks here if not supported
My opinion about Celsius and the LUNA airdrop situation: So Celsius sold our LUNA before the crash and kept the profit. They used their amazing risk management procedures and avoided losses and I'm grateful for that. However the LUNA we've kept in our Celsius wallets is now worthless. I'm guessing since they sold the LUNA before the crash, their wallet wouldn't be eligible for the first snapshot, but that is not confirmed by anyone in the company. Despite that fact, they most definitely had plenty of time to put LUNA back in there for the second snapshot, at a fraction of a fraction of the cost - again, not confirmed if they'd done so... Either way, whether they are eligible for either snapshots, we know they have the funds from selling our LUNA before it crashed. So where's the 80% back to community?
If it was staked it wouldn't matter because is 21 days unlock, which means it's included in the pre snapshot
Celsius/Alex had already confirmed they sold.
Pretty sure you are misunderstanding. They wouldn’t sell any user funds, doing so would be incredibly risky.
i could be wrong.. but that's what i understand from mashinsky's tweets. "Notwithstanding the extreme market volatility, Celsius has not experienced any significant losses and all funds are safe" - those losses he's referring to are OUR funds not celsius'
If users deposit 1m UST and Celsius holds 1m UST then that means funds are safe and Celsius took no losses.
there would be zero risk management involved if that's true
What do you mean? Holding the funds they owe their customers is perfect risk management. Going short on a asset they owe customers like you are suggesting would be TERRIBLE risk management.
the value of those tokens went to zero. holding on to them is not avoiding risk, it would be a confirmed loss.
No, holding on to them is the least risky thing they can possibly do. Remember, they owe their customers UST, not USD.
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