• Celsius creditors seek a second payout after initial 35% reduction in corporate account claims.
• Payment switch from crypto to cash caused significant losses for Celsius corporate creditors.
• Faller Creditors demand $350,596 additional compensation for delayed and reduced cash payments.

Two corporate creditors of bankrupt crypto lender Celsius are seeking additional compensation, claiming unfair treatment compared to individual account holders in the firm’s repayment plan.

Filed on June 3, with a hearing scheduled for June 27, the motion addresses grievances from a group of corporate creditors known as the “Faller Creditors.” These creditors, operating through four companies under individual retirement accounts (IRAs) owned by Sheri Anne Faller and Bernard Jacob Faller, claim they were treated unfairly compared to individual account holders.

The crux of the dispute centers on the method of repayment. Initially, corporate creditors like the Fallers expected to receive payments in cryptocurrency. However, Celsius opted to disburse payments in cash instead of the anticipated Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This change not only delayed the repayment proces…

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• Celsius creditors seek a second payout after initial 35% reduction in corporate account claims.
• Payment switch from crypto to cash caused significant losses for Celsius corporate creditors.
• Faller Creditors demand $350,596 additional compensation for delayed and reduced cash payments.

Two corporate creditors of bankrupt crypto lender Celsius are seeking additional compensation, claiming unfair treatment compared to individual account holders in the firm’s repayment plan.

Filed on June 3, with a hearing scheduled for June 27, the motion addresses grievances from a group of corporate creditors known as the “Faller Creditors.” These creditors, operating through four companies under individual retirement accounts (IRAs) owned by Sheri Anne Faller and Bernard Jacob Faller, claim they were treated unfairly compared to individual account holders.

The crux of the dispute centers on the method of repayment. Initially, corporate creditors like the Fallers expected to receive payments in cryptocurrency. However, Celsius opted to disburse payments in cash instead of the anticipated Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This change not only delayed the repayment proces…

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