CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT

Leaked data of around a quarter-million Ledger customers were published online in December.

Ripple agreed to invest $50 million in MoneyGram as the two companies have signed a partnership agreement until 2023.

The company shares dived 45 percent from the peak achieved earlier this month.

The plaintiffs submitted 35 investors names who could join the class-action lawsuit.

The motion suggests that there could be more such potential class members.

The company decided to settle with the plaintiffs earlier this year.

The lawsuit claims the US brokerage didn’t adequately warn investors of negative US oil price risks.

Multiple class-action lawsuits against the two companies are consolidated into one.

Blanket bans on cryptocurrencies were imposed by major platforms in 2018, but then relaxed.

The company was earlier fined and forced to register its tokens as securities.

The original lawsuit was bought against Bitfinex and Tether.

The company settled with the SEC last year with a fine of $24 million.

Two lawsuits against the foundation were consolidated into one.

The company raised $90 million in its IPO, selling its stocks at the bottom of its market range.

The lawsuit has been in court for the last three years with an approaching jury trial.

The plaintiff’s motion for class certification has been granted by a US Judge.

The two listings appear to have positively contributed to Tezos' price performance this month.

Investors tried to convince the New York judge to reinclude RBS and SocGen in the suit.

UBS, Royal Bank of Scotland, JPMorgan, Citibank, and Barclays were named in the class action.

The lawsuit is seeking a hard fork for Nano.

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