At this late stage, I don't see what benefit there would be for Celsius to go after UEG for reporting on this. I have no doubt that dozens of other channels with even a passing interest in crypto-catastrophes are already reporting on this as well. Going after even one of them would cause the Streisand effect to blow the whole thing right into more mainstream reporting, at least on YouTube.<br><br>Now, I have no love for Celsius or crypto in general. Everything about it reeks of get rich-quick-schemes on bath salts, complete with thralls that are so steeped in the sunk cost fallacy and survivorship bias (the mentality that if one lucky bastard was able to make bank, all of them should be able to as well if they keep trying harder and harder). That said, the smartest thing the CEO could do right now is to keep his head down and attempt to right the ship if at all possible. Basically, they'd have to pull a Hello Games style miracle out of their ass and do for Celsius what Sean Murray did for No Man's Sky.<br><br>Do I believe Alex Mashinsky has any intention of doing this for his "creditors" (aka victims)? No.<br>Do I know <i>how</i> he might pull it off if he wanted to? Not a clue.<br>Would it make the Crypto space any better if he did? Maybe, but probably not in any significant way.<br><br>As terrible as it is, I don't know where Alex Mashinsky can go from here that doesn't involve abandoning everyone who still has money tied up in Celcius. I just hope he changes his ways fast and stops hurting others with these stupid schemes sooner rather than later.