A federal judge has ruled Celsius's terms of service were 'unambiguous' and that customers in its interest-bearing Earn product had turned over control of their assets. nikhileshde explains more on State of Crypto, sponsored by trondao:
A federal judge ruled that customers of Celsius's interest-bearing "Earn" product had turned over control of their assets to the bankrupt crypto lender.
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