Each of the top 10 Celsius clients had a balance of tens of millions of dollars, and as a group, they lost $220 million.
A new website has appeared that details the financial losses suffered by Celsius customers as a result of the crypto lender’s insolvency.
The website CelsiusNetWorth.com even has a scorecard that displays which clients were the worst hurt when withdrawals were halted due to “extreme market conditions.”
Jacob Benjamin Fite, a guy, is at the top of the list with losses of $40,468,920.35.
With $38.1 million, Hirokado Kohji comes in second, losing $26.4 million and $21.4 million, respectively, to Russell Garth Stewart and Keri David Taiaroa.
Each of the top 10 Celsius clients had a balance of tens of millions of dollars, and as a group, they lost $220 million.
The troubled business, which has subsequently let go of the majority of the executives in command at the time of its demise, is struggling to fill a $1.2 billion hole in its balance sheet.
To put together Celsius Network’s finances and determine how much cryptocurrency it actually has, work is still being done.
Before withdrawals start again, it might be months, and even then, clients might receive much less money than they are entitled to.
A 14,500-page court record released this week that detailed transactions in minute detail also revealed the damages suffered by Celsius Network customers.
Everyone may view full names, the dates on which transactions were made, and the type of account that was utilized.
The value of the cryptocurrency and the rate at which it was converted into U.S. dollars are also listed, along with deposits and interest payments.
The court petition, however, has obscured addresses throughout.
