Judge allows Arbitrum DAO to transfer $71 million in ETH to Aave

A federal judge in New York has permitted Arbitrum DAO to move $71 million in frozen ether to Aave. The order preserves the legal claims of terrorism victims against the funds tied to a North Korea-linked hack.

Judge Margaret Garnett issued the two-page order late Friday, modifying a prior restraining notice on Arbitrum DAO. The ruling enables an onchain governance vote to transfer the immobilized ETH to an Aave-controlled wallet and protects participants in that vote from liability under the notice.

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Dramatic courtroom scene depicting lawyers arguing over frozen Ethereum coins from Kelp DAO hack amid terrorism claims.
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Aave fights to unfreeze $71 million amid Kelp DAO hack court battle

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A federal case is unfolding over $71 million in frozen cryptocurrency following the Kelp DAO exploit, as Aave seeks to release the funds for DeFi recovery. Victims of decades-old North Korean terrorist acts have filed a restraining notice against Arbitrum DAO, claiming the 30,765 ETH as DPRK-linked property. The dispute pits recent hack victims against long-standing terrorism judgment holders.

A federal court has affirmed an arbitration decision favoring DigitalOcean LLC in a dispute over a cryptocurrency theft. The ruling stems from a hack that led to a customer losing $6.87 million in Bitcoin stored on the company's cloud systems. The decision relies on terms of service provisions shared between the parties.

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A federal judge in Manhattan has ruled that customers accusing Binance of selling unregistered tokens can pursue their claims in court rather than through arbitration. The decision rejects the cryptocurrency exchange's attempt to enforce arbitration for these disputes. Binance, the world's largest crypto platform, faces ongoing legal challenges over alleged illegal sales.

U.S. law enforcement increasingly requests voluntary freezes of digital assets tied to suspected crimes.

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A Seoul court has overturned a six-month partial business suspension on Bithumb, one of South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchanges. The ruling reverses sanctions imposed in March by the Financial Intelligence Unit over alleged anti-money laundering violations. It remains unclear whether a 36.8 billion won ($24.6 million) fine is also on hold.

Argentina's Federal Chamber of Casación Penal has set a March 30 hearing to settle a jurisdiction dispute over the probe into AFA's purchase of a luxury mansion in Pilar, amid money laundering allegations tied to football officials including treasurer Pablo Toviggino. This follows AFA's recent address change to Pilar and prior revelations of suspicious payments linked to the property.

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Naghain ang Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) ng 12 petisyon para sa civil forfeiture sa Regional Trial Court kaugnay ng mga anomalya sa mga proyekto ng flood control. Ito ay malaking pagtaas mula sa tatlong kaso noong nakaraang buwan, at naglabas na ng 11 provisional asset preservation orders ang korte. Maghahain pa ng higit pang petisyon ang AMLC sa mga darating na araw.

 

 

 

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