Okay kiddo, so there was this company called Celsius that lent people money using cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is a kind of digital money that you can use to buy things online. But then, Celsius had some problems and couldn't give the money back to the people who lended it to them. So they had to go to court and ask for help to fix their problems. After a long time, they came up with a plan to pay back most of the money they owed, and now they are done with that. But Celsius won't be lending money anymore because they closed down their app and website. So people who used to borrow from them can't do that anymore. Read from source...

1. The title is misleading and sensationalized. Celsius Network did not "successfully exit bankruptcy" as it was never in formal bankruptcy, but rather a Chapter 11 restructuring process. A more accurate title would be "Celsius Network Completes Restructuring Process, Starts Paying Creditors".
2. The article does not provide enough context or background information on the Celsius Network case, such as what led to its liquidity crisis and why it had to halt withdrawals in the first place. A brief overview of the history and main events would help readers understand the situation better.