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$150 million lawsuit against crypto exchange FTX dismissed.

The CEO of legal firm JPB Liberty plans to file a class-action lawsuit seeking billion in damages from the social media “cart
The CEO of legal firm JPB Liberty plans to file a class-action lawsuit seeking billion in damages from the social media “cartel” that sought to kill crypto.

The US court has dismissed the $150 million lawsuit against the crypto exchange FTX. Bitcoin Manipulation Abatement LLC had demanded $150 million from FTX for indulging in market manipulation and the sale of unlicensed securities in the US.

The plaintiffs failed to produce evidence.

The lawsuit brought by the BMA claimed that FTX had used accounts to manipulate Binace’s Bitcoin futures, which was launched mid-September. It alleged that FTX used its position to manipulate BTC prices using momentum ignition algos, with the goal of creating liquidation cascades.

FTX raised $8 million in a seed funding round.

Earlier, the CEO of Binance had called this lawsuit “very far fetched.” The complaint had alleged that the FTX official ran unlicensed money transmitting business with its OTC desk, and it also attempted an attack on Binance. The exchange’s  parent company Alameda called the lawsuit as utter “nuisance.” Earlier in August, the company raised $8 million in a seed funding round from the well-known crypto venture capitals, including Proof-of-capital, and Consensus Lab.

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