CEL dawdles further as Celsius commences the sale of its altcoins
Following a recently obtained court approval, Celsius has commenced the sale of its altcoin holdings.
Celsius has kicked off the sale of its altcoins.
CEL has been plagued by a significant rally in selling pressure.
Bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network [CEL] executed the sale of some of its altcoin holdings in the early hours of 17 July, on-chain analyst Lookokchain found.
According to Lookokchain, Celsius transferred 1.27 million LINK ($8.5 million), 2.83 million SNX ($7.84 million), 12,597 BNB ($3 million), 4.45m 1INCH ($2.26 million), 8.53 million ZRX ($1.9 million), and 439,000 FTX ($713,000) to FalconX. They also deposited 186,149 BONE ($235,000) into OKEx. This brought the total value of the altcoins that Celsius has sold to $23.2 million.
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The altcoins sale comes after the insolvent lender received approval from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York to do the same. According to the 1 July ruling:
As of press time, Celsius still had some altcoin holdings, which it was yet to send to exchanges for onward sale.
CEL has a troubled future ahead of it
According to a recent report by Kaiko, market liquidity for the CEL token has depleted severely since its bankruptcy proceedings began. According to the on-chain research firm:
With no liquidity to shore up the alt’s value, CEL distribution has intensified in the last few months. Exchanging hands at $0.17 at press time, CEL’s price declined by 73% in the last 180 days, per data from CoinMarketCap.
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The downtrend positions of key momentum indicators on the daily chart confirmed the increased CEL sales in the past few months. For example, the alt’s Relative Strength Index rested below the 50-neutral line at 46.02. Inching closer to the oversold territory, CEL’s Money Flow Index (MFI) was 38.12 at press time.
Lastly, its Chaikin Money Flow returned -0.48 at press time. Deep in the negative territory, liquidity exit from CEL market continued to climb.
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