they still paying off loans, they trying to mindfuck us? 😫
Numbers on a screen, loans may have been attempts to better themselves but now seems the towel has been thrown in
Why do you say that
Encro can you tell me which WBTC loan are you talking about?
Can it only be paid back on business days? If not give them a chance. If so, does it instantly mean bankruptcy? Genuine no-snark-intended questions, just trying to see some positives :)
Has Celsius repaid yet?!
if they repaid, there would be no rewards for BTC depositors
Im surprised that they havent cut the rewards rate. If there is a problem, as all info points to, then why not cut rewards rate?
But isn’t it matured already?
they should cut all rewards asap. although they are just fake numbers anyone since nobody has access to them...
because.. maybe there isn't a huge problem besides illiquidity? that's a possibility ya know
Then wouldnt cutting rewards help free up liquidity? I have considered that, and i still think cutting rewards would help, no?
its likely because it would make no difference during a bank run. Changing doesn't matter if everyone wants to withdrawl. the only solution to a bank run is to have all the cash back or take a loan big enough to pay everyone who wants to withdrawl
and i think they are considering a mix of both. Keep the company running and paying rewards as usual, and also raising enough cash to pay those who wants to leave
i sincerely hope this is the outcome. and they figure out a way for better rewards / insurance / etc on people who want to keep funds in
this is likely the case because if they took all the money lent back, there will be NO rewards, and everyone would leave, and company is dead. the plan is likely to not kill the company to satisfy withdrawls. So they DO need financial help to satisfy the withdrawls, and over time, when confidence is rebuilt by new or existing users, they can start to grow again
Which they are doing right now. What do you think the assets lend by celsius to institutional are doing? Sitting pretty in cold storage? Hell no, they are being deployed. So celsius need to retrive them and it takes time. Institutions may have to close their positions, at the moment they may as well be at losses if they close it now? There is no evidence of what im saying. Just educated guess and logical thinking, if i am in insitutions position shoes that borrowed assets from celsius
the problem is, they are under contracts, they can't just force people to give money back; they can only either ask for them or give them a sweet deal for doing so. This would take too long and everyone will be more mad. The only solution they have to rectify and reopen withdrawls are to get financial help outside of their ecosystem
they need to open withdrawals. even the shittiest companies have opened withdrawals up. i cant beleive for how big celsius is they cant atleast do that
I think they just leveraged to much themself, after 3ac and organised bankrun on celsius, they needed customers money to keep their leverage positions safe.
Anyway patience and timing is key. Dont be like dokwon (all bark no action).
I think customers assets are fine. The problem with eth or steth, since they may use steth or other crypto assets like link/doge/ada/etc to further borrow eth to deploy ij DEFI. Which definitely caused a problem now (whicu normally dont in normal market condition)
Steth is not the only problem unfortunately
Yes i think if bitcoin and eth are near bottom, assets are safe. But if btc and eth crashes another 50% it will get harder and maybeethey need help.
yep my magic chart says we should be ok but who knows
You seen Josh from Crypto World’s tweet today .. StETH nearly back @ 1:1
Steth was never a problem. Remember those fiasco when people crying about usdt depegging while its not?
The problem was that during a bankrun people wanted their ethers back, and celsius staked them with leverage.
I admire your optimism. If the stEth was the only issue, or the biggest issue, we could think of multiple ways of dealing with it. E.g. freezing Eth withdrawals until 2.0 for example. Are you not worried about what you don't see?
It may not be perfect decision but given the market condition and circumstances, it might as well have been the best decision could be made, for Celsius and entire crypto industry
Steth is not only problem, they have also btc positions.
Yes we know this
Its not as simple as you say. You will never understand the complexity of celsius inner working
What i saw on chain looks fine to me. And what i dont see and we dont see ans dont know is what is happening behind the scenes and off chain
I don`t think they had another option to keep those leveragepositions safe with ongoing bank run. So i totally understand why they needed to do that.
Agreed on chain looks okay
IF THEY ARE OK and communicate the same WITH PROOF OF EVERYTHING
if problem would have been only with stETH it would be very easy to solve: ppl would be willing to wait until ETH merge
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