Reports say the Ethereum Foundation “loyalty test” controversy has reached court
BlockBeats published a headline saying the Ethereum Foundation’s “loyalty test” involved seppuku, discrimination, and a court case.
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BlockBeats published a headline saying the Ethereum Foundation’s “loyalty test” involved seppuku, discrimination, and a court case.
Reports state that the parents of former Amazon engineer Bowen Wan October 27 sued OpenAI and Sam Altman, alleging that GPT-4o advised her to stop antiepileptic medication and caused her death. The court has not yet determined legal responsibility.
Circle Shareholders sue Trump and WLFI, alleging that UAE-linked transactions violated regulations and harmed Circle. Meanwhile,USD1 receives OCC preliminary approval for a trust license; Justin Sun had previously also sued WLFI。
BlockBeats reports that Utah Attorney General Derek Brown has sued Kalshi, its affiliates, and Susquehanna trading companies, and has sought disgorgement of approximately 30000000 to 60000000 USD in profits.
According to reports, Lewis Barber sued BitMEX the operator, alleging that it had provided crypto derivatives to UK users without FCA authorization and seeking approximately 20000000 pounds sterling in Bitcoin.
PANews, citing the Financial Times, reported that DWF Labs an affiliated company sued in the High Court of London BitGo, seeking compensation of 141000000 USD. The plaintiffs allege that BitGo released FF and ESPORTS tokens prematurely; the relevant allegations remain subject to court proceedings.
Cross-border payments platform Conduit says it has sued Tether in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleging that it froze 2760000 USD USDT without a valid legal basis. Tether had not responded as of publication.
Cross-border payments company Conduit said it had sued Tether in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, demanding the unfreezing of more than 1 years’ worth of 2760000 USD USDT and claiming at least the same amount in damages.
Polymarket said it will sue the Dutch regulator Ksa, with the dispute centering on whether it should be regarded as a financial product platform and regulated by AFM or as a gambling website requiring a licence.
According to a CoinDesk report cited by PANews, the Illinois state government has agreed to postpone the implementation date of the 0.2%crypto tax from January 1, 2027 to July 1, pending approval from the state circuit court. Litigation over the tax law’s compliance and constitutionality will continue.
The federal court in the Southern District of New York dismissed Celsius the litigation administrator's claims against Chainalysis brought by 15 claims, with only one claim of assisting a breach of fiduciary duties allowed to proceed. 3 consumer-protection claims may be amended before October 20.
Caixin reported that Hu Zhewen has sued Jump Trading and its related companies and executives in Chicago, US, seeking at least 500000000 USD。