Court Allows Arbitrum DAO to Vote and Transfer Frozen ETH

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ETH news broke on May 8 when a court amended a restriction notice, permitting Arbitrum DAO to proceed with on-chain voting and transfer the frozen ETH related to the rsETH incident to Aave LLC. The restriction is now applied to Aave LLC. The updated AIP aims to recover the ETH for rsETH recovery. On May 1, the plaintiff issued a restriction notice to Arbitrum DAO, prompting Aave LLC to file an emergency motion to revoke it. This ETH update represents a key development in the ongoing legal proceedings.

According to Aave’s update, the court modified the restriction notice on May 8 to permit Arbitrum DAO to conduct on-chain voting and to transfer ETH frozen due to the rsETH incident to Aave LLC, with the restriction notice attaching to Aave LLC. The revised constitutional AIP retains the intent to recover funds, and the related ETH will be used for rsETH recovery. Previously, on May 1, the plaintiff’s judgment creditor served the restriction notice on Arbitrum DAO, after which Aave LLC filed an emergency motion to vacate.

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