PANews August 1 news, UK Cel AI announced plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on September 1 and move to the Aquis Stock Exchange (AQSE) growth market to "unlock the flexibility to execute the Bitcoin reserve strategy." Currently, the company has sold 3.42 Bitcoins, holding a total of 5.28 Bitcoins, and plans to continue increasing its holdings after the transition to AQSE.

PANews July 8 news, according to an official announcement, the UK listed company Cel AI today announced that it has spent approximately $274,000 to increase its holdings by 2.52 BTC. After this purchase, the total amount of Bitcoin held by the company has reached 8.70 coins.

Gate News bot message, British listed company Cel AI PLC (LSE: CLAI) has completed a £10 million financing through a targeted placement and subscription. This financing involves the issuance of 5 billion new ordinary shares at a price of 0.2 pence per share. The plan will officially take effect after being approved at the shareholders' meeting on July 17. The funds raised will be used to purchase BTC and support.

According to Gate News bot, the announcement shows that the UK-listed company Cel AI has completed a fundraising of £10 million (approximately $13.7 million), aiming to purchase Bitcoin and implement its Bitcoin reserve strategy. This strategy still needs to be approved at the shareholders' meeting on July 17. This move marks Cel AI's official entry into the crypto assets field.

PANews June 30 news, according to the official announcement, UK listed company Cel AI has raised £10 million (approximately $13.7 million) to purchase Bitcoin and launch its Bitcoin reserve strategy, which is pending approval at the shareholders' meeting on July 17.

BlockBeats news, on June 28, British artificial intelligence company Cel AI plans to raise at least £7.5 million (about $10.3 million) through an accelerated bookbuild to purchase Bitcoin as part of its recently announced Bitcoin treasury reserve strategy.

According to news from the Gate.io News bot and a report by Cointelegraph, Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky has expressed objections to the 20-year prison sentence proposed by the U.S. Department of Justice. Mashinsky admitted in December 2024 to charges of commodity fraud and manipulating the price of the CEL Token, having made $48 million in profits by selling tokens prior to the collapse of Celsius. On May 5, his legal team submitted a response memorandum to the New York District Court, requesting to reduce the sentence to less than 366 days. The legal team pointed out that Mashinsky, as a first-time non-violent offender, has a flawless business record spanning 30 years.

Jin10 reported on May 5 that Softcom Power announced in the evening that its shareholder CEL Bravo Limited, holding 8.69% of the shares, intends to reduce its holdings of the company's shares by no more than 9.5294 million shares (accounting for 1.00% of the company's total share capital) through centralized bidding trading within three months after 15 trading days from the date of this announcement.

According to Gate.io News bot and a report by CoinDesk, the U.S. Department of Justice submitted documents to the court recommending a 20-year prison sentence for Celsius founder and former CEO Alex Mashinsky. The documents indicate that Mashinsky is accused of orchestrating fraud, resulting in customer losses of nearly $7 billion. In this case, Mashinsky has admitted to making false promises to clients, falsely claiming that deposits were safe while manipulating the price of CEL tokens for personal gain. The prosecution noted in the documents that this was a carefully planned fraud case that caused significant losses to clients and set a warning example for the cryptocurrency industry. Sentencing in the case will take place on May 8.

Gate news bot message, according to documents from the New York District Court, the sentencing date for former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky is set for May 8. Mashinsky must face the court's judgment regarding charges of fraud and manipulation of the CEL token price. Mashinsky was arrested in July 2023, facing multiple charges including commodity fraud and securities fraud. In December 2023, he pleaded guilty to one count of commodity fraud and one count of price manipulation, with a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. The sentencing, originally scheduled for April 8, was postponed by a month due to the defense needing to submit additional evidence. According to TheBlock, Celsius managed $13 billion in customer deposits before filing for bankruptcy, which the company announced during the downturn of the cryptocurrency market in 2022.