Dormant Bitcoin addresses lawsuit

Plaintiffs Noah Doe and two Wyoming companies sue for ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses, claiming 3.7 million BTC worth $234 billion under New York law.

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$WIF USDT 🟢

WIF is testing a demand zone where buyers can react.

A successful hold may create a bounce setup.

Need a reclaim of resistance for stronger confirmation.

Ready for a comeback move 🐶🚀



#SolanaCDN launches for validators

#Bitdeer liquidates Bitcoin treasury

#Dormant Bitcoin addresses lawsuit

#Google engineer charged for insider trading on Polymarket

#White House meets on stablecoin yield



$LINGO

$GRASS

$HYDRA

$DSYNC


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$PEPE structure is improving after bouncing from the demand zone.

Price pushed higher aggressively and is now cooling down while staying above the breakout area. This looks more like profit taking than weakness.

If bulls defend this zone, another attempt toward previous highs is possible.

Strong moves often start after quiet consolidations.



#Large BNB transfers detected

#Riot Platforms shifts to AI/HPC

#South Korea tightens crypto oversight

#sillytuna address hit by attack

#Dormant Bitcoin addresses lawsuit



$HYDRA

$AED

$SAFE

$SWARMS


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$HYPE remains interesting on the 4H timeframe.

Bulls are defending the lower range and momentum is trying to recover.

Key signs: ✅ Support holding

✅ Selling pressure slowing

✅ Potential reversal setup forming

A breakout above resistance could restart the bullish move.



#Goldman Sachs CEO discloses Bitcoin holdings

#China tightens crypto regulations

#White House mediates crypto bill

#AI agents adopt stablecoins

#Dormant Bitcoin addresses lawsuit



$DEEP

$GRASS

$SAROS

$QAR


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Digital Chamber Files Amicus Brief to Seek Dismissal of NY Suit Over 39,069 BTC Wallets A New York lost-property lawsuit targeting dormant Bitcoin wallets has drawn a fresh filing from the Digital Chamber, a major blockchain industry trade association. In a Monday amicus bri...

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🚨 Judge Reinstates Fraud Lawsuit Against Barry Silbert and Digital Currency Group 🚨 The Connecticut Court has decided to reinstate the fraud lawsuit related to the collapse of Genesis Yield. Investors accuse DCG of misleading them about Genesis’s financial stability prior to its bankruptcy. Federal securities claims are also still ongoing. The case has become one of the most critical litigations following the 2022–2023 crypto industry crisis.

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BREAKING: Plans for what would have been the world’s largest data center have been scrapped after Blackstone-owned QTS dropped its appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court.

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[Topics from the Past Hour] • Federal judge allows fraud lawsuit against DCG, led by Barry Silbert, to proceed • Markets interpret Trump’s remarks as bullish for stocks; short positions suffer “catastrophic” losses • American Bitcoin, backed by the Trump family, adds 500 BTC; total holdings reach 8,000 BTC • Nvidia denies reports of delays in Kyber system; roadmap remains “on track” • Hyperliquid’s open interest reaches $10.2 billion; trading volume for June rises 34% to $267 billion • Bitcoin rebounds $2,300 after MicroStrategy’s sale announcement; $150 million in liquidations occur

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