Bankrupt crypto lending company Celsius might provide its own token to repay creditors, according to a Jan. 24 report from Bloomberg that cites a video court hearing as the source of its information.According to the report,

Celsius attorney Ross M. Kwasteniet told the court that the firm is working out with its creditors on how to relaunch the platform and adequately pay them back. The brand-new, relaunched version would be”a publicly-traded company that is properly certified, “which would apparently provide more cash to creditors than merely liquidating the business. If approved by financial institutions and the court, the restructured company would “release a brand-new token to lenders as part of a payment strategy.”The report specified that information of the strategy will be

filed with the court later on this week.Related: Opinion: Digital Currency Group’s Genesis implosion: What comes next?Twitter user CelsiusFacts, who frequently tweets updates about the case, also claimed to have actually discovered details of the reorganization plan. According to a

declaration on Jan. 24, Celsius Network plans to become openly traded and use”third-party services”to ensure that it complies with U.S. financial regulations. Users may be able to withdraw approximately$7,500 worth of claims or 95%of the overall, whichever quantity is smaller. The brand-new token would be provided to cover the remaining 5 %or quantities above $7,500. BREAKING NEWS-#CelsiusNetwork is taking a look at having a stratefied recovery smaller holders bellow 5k might get all possessions to leave.-Larger holders will get a financial obligation token

. This hearing may have been the source of the reports from both Bloomberg and CelsiusFacts, although Pandoraland has actually not had the ability to verify this at time of publication.Celsius blocked user withdrawals in June, citing a lack of liquidity brought on by “severe market conditions.”In July, it applied for bankruptcy. On Jan. 5, the New York Attorney General filed match against Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky for allegedly providing”incorrect and deceptive statements “to financiers.