Celsius

Celsius Holdings' stock plunged after its flagship energy drink brand posted a sales decline. The company reported total revenue of $817.9 million in the second quarter, which missed analyst expectations by roughly $55 million.

Celsius Holdings Inc.'s shares declined after the energy drink maker reported that its second-quarter sales missed expectations. The slump was further attributed to a drop in sales of the company's namesake brand.

Ionic Digital, a Bitcoin miner and AI infrastructure company linked to Celsius, gained 26% during its Nasdaq debut, closing at $62.90 with a market capitalization of approximately $2.8 billion.

Celsius co-founders Leon and Goldstein will pay the FTC over $6 million. The settlements add to Alex Mashinsky’s $10 million FTC settlement.

Ionic Digital, a Celsius-linked Bitcoin miner, is pursuing a Nasdaq direct listing while repurposing its mining infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing workloads.

The US commodities watchdog has settled with Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky, imposing a permanent trading ban as part of the agency’s first case against a crypto lending platform.

The Polymarket insider trading case and Roman Storm's retrial are expected to proceed in late 2026, while Alex Mashinsky awaits a court response to his motion to vacate his sentence. The cases highlight ongoing legal challenges in the cryptocurrency sector.

A Texas teen's death has prompted an investigation into the caffeine content of Celsius energy drinks. The National Institutes of Health notes that energy drink consumption for minors can have ill effects.

Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky seeks to have his 12-year crypto fraud sentence vacated, citing a legal conflict involving Sam Bankman-Fried.

Ex-Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky filed a motion to vacate his 12-year sentence, citing claims involving FTX and a hostile takeover by a former Celsius executive. The former executive was sentenced to time served.

A Bitcoin holder seeks advice on borrowing against their BTC as collateral to access liquidity while maintaining tax efficiency and price exposure. The person expresses concern about custodial risks following the collapse of platforms like Celsius and BlockFi, and asks for trustless alternatives that don't require wrapping or bridging assets.

The author reflects on their experience with Celsius and how it has changed their approach to yield, now prioritizing transparency and understanding of where the money comes from. They discuss their current investments, including Aave and 8lends, and warn against custodial yield products. The author advises readers to educate themselves on the risks and consequences of such investments.

The author is considering options to finance a new home purchase, including taking out a small mortgage or a bitcoin-backed loan. They are hesitant due to high APR and risks associated with bitcoin loans. The author is seeking advice on the best course of action.

Former Peloton trainer Kendall Toole shared her favorite products, including Celsius and Thrive Causemetics' mascara. She also mentioned Dream Recovery's sleep mask and Barilla Protein+ Pasta. These are her go-to items outside of work.

Scammers are sending emails pretending to be Celsius, providing links and access codes for distribution, with legitimate email addresses at the end to deceive recipients. The scammers aim to trick people into falling for the scam. Users are advised to be cautious with such emails.

A former Celsius executive pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy in 2023 and received a lenient sentence. The executive was the chief revenue officer at Celsius. The plea was for price manipulation.

The US government is seeking a $1M forfeiture from Roni Cohen-Pavon, ex-Celsius exec, ahead of sentencing after a guilty plea. Cohen-Pavon agreed to a judgment of $1 million obtained as a result of his crimes. He is scheduled to be sentenced on Thursday.

US authorities found an additional $10 million connected to Sam Bankman-Fried, and the former CEO of Celsius changed his legal team. A new law in Washington state bans crypto ATMs.

US prosecutors have asked for leniency for former Celsius executive Roni Cohen-Pavon, citing cooperation. Cohen-Pavon's lawyers requested time served, while US Attorney Jay Clayton recommended deferring to sentencing guidelines.

A crypto investor reflects on their journey from chasing speculative coins to adopting a simplified strategy of holding BTC and ETH, attributing their long-term success to avoiding trading and stress. They acknowledge losses from 2022 collapses (Luna, FTX) but affirm their decision to focus on core assets.

Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky has been permanently banned from the cryptocurrency industry by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) following the company's collapse and subsequent legal actions. The ban prohibits him from managing or controlling any crypto-related business.

Alex Mashinsky, founder of Celsius, was banned from the crypto industry as part of a $10 million settlement with the FTC, which was significantly lower than the initial $4.7 billion judgment against him.

Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky agreed to a $10 million settlement with the FTC, which includes a lifetime ban from the crypto industry. A portion of the judgment was suspended, leaving him responsible for the remaining $10 million.

Alex Mashinsky, founder of Celsius, has settled an FTC case by paying $10 million. The settlement is linked to a suspended $4.72 billion judgment that could be reactivated based on asset disclosures.

Celsius founder John Mashinsky settled a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) case by paying $10 million. The settlement resolves allegations related to the company's operations and marketing practices.