Canadian Crypto Exchange Sues Users for Return of Bitcoin Misappropriated Dur...

Canadian Crypto Exchange Sues Users for Return of Bitcoin Misappropriated Dur...

Canadian crypto exchange Coinberry, part of Kevin O’Leary’s Wonderfi, has sued 50 customers for the return of the bitcoin they obtained without paying during a software glitch. “Coinberry contacted all of the said 546 affected registered users by email and demanded the return of the misappropriated bitcoins,” the lawsuit details. Coinberry Sues Users to Get Bitcoin Back Canadian cryptocurrency exchange Coinberry has reportedly sued its customers who took advantage of its software glitch and obtained bitcoin without paying. Coinberry, a regulated crypto trading....


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