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Celsius Secures $299.5M Settlement from Tether

BY Solomon M.·2 MIN READ·OCTOBER 18, 2025

Celsius Secures $299.5M Settlement from Tether

Celsius Network clinched a $299.5 million settlement from Tether, concluding a lengthy $4.3 billion legal dispute over Bitcoin liquidation in 2022, adjudicated in the US Bankruptcy Court.

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Key Points:
  • Celsius wins a $299.5 million settlement from Tether.
  • Settlement resolves the $4.3 billion dispute.
  • Focus on 39,542 BTC liquidation during 2022 crash.

The resolution highlights key challenges within crypto finance, affecting creditors as Celsius continues its bankruptcy proceedings with the Blockchain Recovery Investment Consortium overseeing asset distribution.

Celsius Network has finalized a $299.5 million settlement with Tether, concluding a $4.3 billion bankruptcy dispute. The core issue revolved around Tether’s liquidation of 39,542 Bitcoin during the 2022 market downturn.

Involved parties include Celsius Network, under the management of BRIC, and Tether. The resolution is monetary, with Tether agreeing to pay a portion of Celsius’s claim. As noted by David Proman, Managing Partner at GXD Labs (BRIC), “We are pleased to have resolved Celsius’s adversary proceeding and related claims against Tether. BRIC is pleased with the speed of the settlement process” source.

This settlement marks the end of a long-lasting legal battle with a significant financial implication. Celsius creditors will benefit from the recovery process overseen by BRIC.

Legally, Judge Martin Glenn approved most of Celsius’s claims, influencing the settlement outcome. The financial implications involve the recovery of funds without return of Bitcoin assets.

The resolution offers clarity to stakeholders involved. The absence of Bitcoin return affects asset distribution, making the financial recovery purely cash-based.

The settlement sets a precedent in handling cryptocurrency disputes. It supports future regulatory frameworks for crypto bankruptcy cases and provides insights into market volatility effects. This aligns with historical trends like the Mt. Gox and FTX cases.

Disclaimer:

The content on The CCPress is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks. Please consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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