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New update video for Celsius creditors & $IOND holders. The latest litigation admin report is out. We have over $200 million in the account. They're pushing summary judgment against Mashinsky & he has until Aug 7 to respond. Plus some huge settlements with other companies and insiders. And the... show more

Aaron Bennett

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RHS3 months ago

There is so much stigma associated with Ionic Digital being born out of the Celsius bankruptcy. However, if you can look past that and see this "new" company and leadership for what it now is you should not be selling your shares any time soon.

Friedrich Heisenberg3 months ago

Aaron, you are a godsend in this process. Thank you for all the updates and reporting.

James Hardein, PhD3 months ago

August 7th is today broski

Ralph C De Freitas3 months ago

Thanks for the update, Aaron. I'm holdinmg.

Mr. MSTR 🟧3 months ago

Thank you, Aaron

Araham HaKohain3 months ago

Why isn't IOND on Robinhood?

guibrzcrypto3 months ago

LFG

Jimi3 months ago

Hodl

MustLoveDogs3 months ago

@booklilifee When will our next Celsius distribution take place?

Kirk’s Proof of Work3 months ago

Thank you Aaron

Sawyer ₿3 months ago

thanks Aaron!

chris rogers3 months ago

Hi Aaron, can you advise me on who to open a brokerage account with if you live in the uk? I seem to be struggling 😫

Stew_Cee233 months ago

Thanks for everything Aaron, Ionic has been a welcome surprise in this process, I had my doubts and their leadership has proven me wrong so far.

Dan San3 months ago

Paid partnership with ionic?

Aaron Bennett3 months ago

No. FTX creditor. Which I say in my video. I have no partnership with ionic.

MisterPolyFlow3 months ago

Finally we are going to make more money then we lost on celsius 🤑

Clan Beard3 months ago

Hi, I received an email which states it comes from you but address is [email protected] ... So you can safely visit the provided link to access the claims portal at Link takes you to a portal then asks for email address then to link a wallet.

KrishnaRao3 months ago

Aah Aaron the asshole who shilled Celsius them quietly withdraw all his money from Earn and now pretends to be in the same boat. Don't listen to this bald cunt

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