Strategy’s $40 Billion Bet In Trouble? New Lawsuit Opens Can Of Worms
Strategy’s $40 billion Bet on Bitcoin has become the subject of a class action lawsuit. The plaintiffs accuse the company’s executives of making misleading statements. This comes amid the firm’s latest purchase of 7,390 BTC. Strategy Faces Lawsuit Over Bitcoin Bet According to Strategy’s filing with the SEC, the plaintiffs filed a class action lawsuit […]
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It is also important to note that, in Canada, the “loser’ of a lawsuit is forced to pay the costs to the winner. In this particular case, that amount would total up to several millions of dollars, which is simply not feasible for most Mt. Gox victims. The Mt. Gox lawsuit is keeping a lot of Bitcoin enthusiasts on edge as of late, as many affected victims are still holding out hope of a [partial] refund. But over in Canada, the class action lawsuit against Mt. Gox has been dismissed, which is not good news at all. Canadian Mt. Gox Lawsuit Dismissed. Albeit there is an official trustee for....
Bitcoin’s (BTC) sharp sell‑off has intensified pressure on Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, even as it continues to expand its already massive cryptocurrency holdings. On Monday, the firm disclosed another BTC purchase at a time when prices were sliding to levels not seen in almost a year. Strategy Adds Bitcoin During Market Sell‑Off According to a securities filing released on Monday, Strategy acquired an additional 855 Bitcoin over the prior seven days, paying an average price of about $87,974 per token. The transaction amounted to roughly $75.3 million and further....
Strategy’s BTC holdings could be at risk following Technical expert Tony Severino’s revelation about Bitcoin’s current price action. The expert noted that the flagship crypto’s 200-day MA is below the average cost of the company’s BTC holdings, meaning they could still hold an unrealized loss at some point. Strategy’s Stock At Risk With Bitcoin’s 200-Day […]
Another class-action lawsuit has been filed against Ripple Labs and CEO Brad Garlinghouse. This lawsuit follows the one filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleging that the defendants sold XRP, which it considers unregistered security, for over $1.38 billion. The lawsuit, filed Monday in a Florida district court alleges that the “sale of XRP cryptocurrency tokens to Florida residents” violates Florida securities laws. The suit names Ripple Lab Inc., XRP II LLC, and Garlinghouse as the defendants. They have allegedly sold “millions of dollars (or....
Elon Musk’s DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) is facing legal scrutiny yet again. This time, however, it is through a lawsuit stating that it’s not in compliance with federal transparency rules. The National Security Counselors argue that DOGE should be bound by the Federal Advisory Committee Act of 1972. That law requires any advisory committee […]