On August 28, according to Bloomberg, some former customers of Celsius Network are exploring liquidation of Ionic Digital Inc., a Bitcoin mining company they jointly own with other Celsius creditors. Joseph Sarachek, a lawyer representing Celsius creditors, told a New York bankruptcy judge on Tuesday that "numerous shareholders" had contacted his office in recent weeks to ask whether to force liquidation of Ionic's assets. Another Celsius creditor said at a court hearing that other shareholders were trying to replace Ionic's board of directors. Ionic lawyer Gregory Pesce said at a hearing on Tuesday that Ionic is cash flow positive and has about $200 million in cash and cryptocurrency. Ionic now plans to go public "sometime in 2025." He added that it may take a few more weeks to hire a new auditing firm. The former auditing firm RSM US terminated its cooperation not because of disagreements with the company on accounting principles, but because it decided not to accept cryptocurrency clients. According to previous news, at the beginning of this year, Ionic Digital acquired all of Celsius' mining assets as part of Celsius' exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. Documents filed by Celsius' bankruptcy administrator with the court on Monday show that more than $2.53 billion has been paid to about 251,000 creditors. These payments cover about two-thirds of Celsius' eligible creditors (by number) and about 93% of eligible value.