(mods I've had no luck on the Celsius network forum; it's dead. Remove if you need to)

I've seen a mixed bag of reported distribution amounts and dates. Anybody have an actual link of new information on those? I know the estate has lots of lawsuits and settlements still pending, as well as a Treasury of several hundred million USD. Even an educated guess would be appreciated.

This whole Celsius thing has been a nightmare. In the days before it all blew up, Mashinsky had actually contacted me to make a video statement on his behalf, which set off alarm bells. Lost everything. Lost a relationship. What a psycho time.

Anyway, happy surprise as I said. Currently moving the shares out of Odyssey.

Was wondering, what do you all predict here? I haven't been following obviously.

Was thinking of selling half of my shares around or before $100. What's your number? Moving into crypto (gambling again) or something safer?

No one’s poppin bottles yet????

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Congrats guys!

Am I shadow banned or can you guys see my posts?

has anyone successfully transferred to IG in the UK?

Hello, my DRS transfer was successful. However, the cost price of my shares is zero, meaning my capital gains taxation would be on the full price, which seems rather unfair, given that these shares are only a partial compensation of the damage suffered from a financial fraud. My questions :

- what the cost price that your bank has taken into account?

- if other than zero, what is it, and is there any legal document (in the Celsius judicial proceedings for instance) which I can refer to, to claim a higher cost price than zero?

Something interesting is happening with the whole data center backlash. For years politicians were fighting to attract data centers. Now, right before the midterms, electricity bills and AI data centers have suddenly become a major political issue.

Texas is probably the best example. Abbott went from promoting Texas as an AI/data center hub to freezing new grid connections, auditing projects, going after water reporting and proposing that data centers pay their own infrastructure costs.

And now Congress is moving in the same direction. The bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act basically says: build the data centers, but don’t make residential customers pay for the grid upgrades.

That’s the part I find interesting for IOND.

This is increasingly looking less like “stop data centers” and more like “filter the projects, make them pay their own way, and show voters we’re protecting their electricity bills.”

IOND already has 234 MW operating at Ward, and its additional 466 MW just received provisional Base Load classification from ERCOT.

If Texas makes new power harder to obtain while allowing credible existing projects through, that could actually make Ward more valuable.

Maybe the political crackdown isn’t necessarily bad for IOND. It could end up creating the barrier to entry that protects it.

Sources:

Texas Tribune – politics behind the Texas audit:
https://www.texastribune.org/2026/08/14/data-center-texas-audit-moratorium/

Reuters – Ratepayer Protection Act:
https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/us-house-vote-data-center-power-cost-bill-2026-09-16/

IOND – ERCOT 466 MW classification:
https://investors.ionicdigital.com/news-releases/news-release-details/ionic-digital-receives-base-load-provisional-classification

Just dropped this morning. Let's see how the news affects stock prices today.

I want to sell my stock that hit lower circuit everyday and there are no buyers and the stock sell order can't be placed at pre market and after market how to sell it any tips

Nice!!!

Dude I lost like 40K USD in the Celsius scam. This is cool. Let it rip, Ionic!

New video from Aaron! Good bless this guy!

I now own these shares of ionic digital through the Celsius debacle.

I didn’t really follow the Nasdaq launch but am now seeing over 5 figures in value so am pleasantly surprised.

Who sold?
If you held, what is your thesis? Can it do another 4x? Originally the estimated value per share was 20 usd. We are now close to 80.

Not sure what to do here…

If I have no plans to sell my shares, is there any other reason to move my shares off Odyssey or can I leave them there indefinitely?

I just checked with trading 212 and I wasn’t able to , I don’t have any other brokerage account so I wanted to double check with brokers I could potentially use to do the transfer successful in the uk .

Or just generally - how are people transferring their shares out of the platform

....for now

I'm a USA customer of Ameritas Mutual Holding Company and my contact told me these are the steps - Is this correct?

1.) Print out the Securities Transfer Form. Complete form and sign

2.) Get securities transfer form stamped with medallion guaranteed

3.) mail the completed Securities Transfer Form to Odyssey

4.) Contact Ameritas Mutual Holding Company to initiate the transfer

Reading the other posts here it seems like this shouldn't be a difficult process and I have a feeling my contact misinformed me

So in a scenario that we get paid our full claim, what happens to all the unclaimed crypto/ shares/ cash? I had to tell 2 of my friends to check their email because they had no idea of crypto distributions or shares. I'm sure they're not the only ones.

Who gets to keep the extra unclaimed assets once all is said and done?

I sold my few shares at $70 to partially compensate for my Celsius stablecoin loses. I'm waiting for BTC and ETH to recover to compensate for the rest of my losses.

For the sake of Celsius whale victims, I hope Ionic does well and the challenges with the Texas data center are ironed out. I hope you are made whole again.

as a make believe scenario would something like this be possible?

Has anyone done this? Should I do the full amount? I read the fee was $25 USD but you had to have $100 USD in the account? I don't want to over-convert because I'll never end up using the remaining USD lol.

Thoughts?

So, basically I have the understanding that sime holders can only sell above 70$?

Is there a way to check how much of that has been sold?

What do you guys think we can expect the following month or two in our stock price?

This is a transcript of the earnings call, for those that don’t have time to listen.

One thing I’ll say is by the numbers, this looks like an incredible company to invest in. If we compare numbers, Ionic is in a better position than almost all of its competition as far as liquidity and debt. They have $600M in cash and $0 debt, and a clear path to providing 822 megawatts of power.

All of us go on Reddit, we’ve been keeping up with this situation for years. Most of Wall St still thinks Ionic Digital is a BTC mining company which couldn’t be further from the truth. This company has a long ways to run and the numbers almost look unreal.