The largest Canadian pension fund Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) investment board is no longer pursuing any opportunities in the crypto market, Reuters reports.

The December hearings in the Celsius bankruptcy case brought us some important news. Firstly, the company's exclusivity period has been extended to February 15, 2023, secondly, Celsius must return $44 million to its customers, and the KERP bonus program was approved by the court.

The court has set a deadline for filing lawsuits against Celsius, January 3 2023, for all who suffered from the bankruptcy of the company. An independent expert also presented her first report.

On the first of November, the next meeting on the Celsius bankruptcy case took place. The key note of this meeting was a decree from a Federal judge to conduct an investigation, which would show whether Celsius worked under a Ponzi scheme. The request for an investigation was the result

As we wrote earlier, the Celsius bankruptcy trial has been going on for several months. The company has submitted various petitions to the court, thereby trying to improve its situation. Despite the fact that some of the proposals from Celsius were approved by the court, this has not always happen.

Maren Altman was criticized on Twitter for advertising Celsius shortly before the company filed for bankruptcy in court.

Netizens points out that Alex Mashinsky withdraws funds from his wallets while Celsius users are unable to move their funds due to blocking. All this is happening during the trial, as a result of which personal data and transactions of Celsius users have become publicly available.

Lawyers representing the interests of a group of Celsius shareholders filed a petition with the court requesting the appointment of a special committee, namely the "Official Committee on Preferred Shares". At the same time, Celsius may receive a refusal on previously submitted petitions.