Judge scolds BitMEX lawsuit plaintiffs for offering him crypto ‘basics’ lessons

Judge scolds BitMEX lawsuit plaintiffs for offering him crypto ‘basics’ lessons

The judge urged the plaintiffs to “focus on the task at hand — convincing me that they have stated a plausible claim.” The California District Judge overseeing a racketeering suit filed against crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX, William H. Orrick, has rebuffed the plaintiffs’ motion offering to provide them with a tutorial on “cryptocurrency basics.”According to a July 13 report from Law360, the judge responded to Bitcoin Manipulation Abatement LLC (BMA)’s proposal with a one-page order on Tuesday, outlining the offer was “not well taken.”“Plaintiffs believe that cryptocurrency tutorial....


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