cryptonews: Paxful has announced that it's going to reimburse all of its customers who were affected by Celsius Network's bankruptcy. 🤓
"The collapse hurt users and damaged trust in our industry. Paxful, like many others, were paralyzed to act as we could not retrieve funds held by Celsius."
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