Florida Law Firm Files Two Lawsuits against Cryptsy and Bitcoin Savings & Trust
Florida Law Firm, Silver Law, has filed lawsuits against two Bitcoin companies on behalf of users who claim damages due to either company negligence or intentional intent malice. The Cryptsy lawsuit is the more interesting of the two, as Bitcoin Savings & Trust's Ponzi scheme was revealed so long ago even the SEC has officially dubbed it as such. Silver Law's press release unfortunately lumps the two companies together, even while the alleged actions of the two are far different. Silver Law, on behalf of its client, Skye Bonow, accuses Cryptsy of exaggerating its security protocols and....
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A Florida law firm is pressing charges against digital currency exchange Cryptsy, accusing the company of fraudulent business practices and negligent security measures. In court documents filed in the 15th Judicial Court of Florida yesterday, Silver Law Firm stated that Cryptsy violated the state's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act by failing to provide critical information regarding security risks and customer fund management protocols. Plaintiff and Cryptsy customer Skye Bonow, according to the filing, lost 140 BTC in January due to a security breach stemming from the undisclosed....
Two Florida law firms have filed a class action lawsuit in US district court against digital currency exchange Cryptsy and its CEO, Paul Vernon. Filed in the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida on 13th January, the case alleges negligence, unjust enrichment, conversion and violation of Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The lawsuit was filed by Jinyao Liu, a Cryptsy customer based in Virginia. Liu, in addition to other members of the class, is being represented by Wites & Kapetan, PA and the Silver Law Group, the latter of which filed suit in state court....
Today, the Cryptsy team has a total liability of 10,000 BTC, which based on the price of bitcoin at the time of writing is equivalent to US$3.8 million. As of now, the Cryptsy team is is trying to find a new owner or an investor to take over the exchange. The Cryptsy team considers “Spread the loss to all users in the system and allow trades to continue.” The alleged operator of Cryptsy stated that many suggested this option for the Cryptsy team to implement. However, by the looks of the users, it seems like not many users will be willing to adapt to this “solution.” Cryptsy, amid various....
One month after a Florida court first appointed a receiver in charge of troubled digital currency exchange Cryptsy, the representative has filed a report detailing efforts to retain information about the whereabouts of Cryptsy assets, as well as CEO Paul Vernon. Entered by receiver James Sallah, the filing comes months after users first began voicing concerns about their inability to withdraw funds from the exchange or receive clarity from its management on the status of such services. Back in January, two Florida law firms filed suit against Project Investors, the company that oversaw the....
The popular cryptocurrency trading site Cryptsy.com has been having some noticeable issues these past few hours. Users of Cryptsy have been reporting negative balances, frozen transfers, suspended withdrawals. Speculation is that a recent update is causing the issues. Cryptsy is aware of the issues, but no official statement has been released yet. Who's been hit? I spoke to BlackDogeOfWallSt, one of the developers of BlackCoinPool.com (BCP), which has probably been the hardest-hit community from Cryptsy's problems. BCP has had to delay their payments due to the problems. BCP's payouts have....