Code on Trial: AI, Crypto and the Law in Dispute
Nick Rowles-DaviesWhere AI and crypto meet legal reality. Practical analysis of disputes, liability, regulation and evidence. Subscribe for case-led insight into what gets pleaded, argued, proved and awarded.
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BitMEX and Celsius
Six years after the March 2020 crash, the Celsius bankruptcy estate is suing BitMEX in New York for about 6,360 BTC. BitMEX’s operator has since issued its own claim against Celsius in London. The estate alleges that BitMEX controlled the p...
Where Does a Protocol Live?
What each side has said
Hyperliquid Labs, the company behind one of the most talked-about perpetual futures venues in crypto, says it is based in Singapore. It confirmed as much to the Financial Times this week; its recent job advert...
Pricing a Broken Lock-Up in a Thin Market
Two DWF Labs companies have sued BitGo in London for $141mn over discounted tokens they say were sold before the lock-ups expired. The size of the claim will depend on how an English court measures loss in a market with little depth.
On th...
Five Developments and the Categories Behind Them
The NFL wants the Supreme Court to treat a sports-event contract as a bet. Kentucky’s Attorney General pleads that a chatbot is a defective product. A Manhattan jury has found that transactions a smart contract processed were computer fraud...
The Twenty-Eight Day Problem
The CFTC’s crypto rulemaking carries no Unified Agenda entry and no press release, so the OIRA queue is its only public trace. The classification there is Prerule, the stage before a notice of proposed rulemaking. No text yet exists for any...
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