Delaware court just saw another derivative lawsuit drop – this one's targeting a major compliant crypto exchange. The claim? Company insiders allegedly dumped billions worth of shares. If the allegations stick, this could shake up how we think about exec accountability in the crypto space. Wild timing given the current regulatory climate.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 9h ago
Ngl, this kind of insider dumping is really too common in crypto... Every time they talk about Compliance, but their own people run away first? Laughing to death.
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SleepyValidator
· 9h ago
Here we go again, insiders are dumping stocks... is it really this time? Haven't these exchange executives learned their lesson yet?
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DefiPlaybook
· 10h ago
Insiders are offloading billions, a trick that's been played out in TradFi for a long time, and who would have thought that "Compliance" exchanges would also start getting in on the action. Where's the promised transparency? On-chain data can be fabricated, and courtroom evidence is even easier to dispute. Is it really a violation, or just another regulatory spectacle? Let's wait and see the follow-up—after all, this round of suckers is likely going to pay for the escape pods of the Large Investors.
Delaware court just saw another derivative lawsuit drop – this one's targeting a major compliant crypto exchange. The claim? Company insiders allegedly dumped billions worth of shares. If the allegations stick, this could shake up how we think about exec accountability in the crypto space. Wild timing given the current regulatory climate.