Oleksii Trofimchuk filed a lawsuit against Lido Finance and stakefish in the Superior Court of Santa Clara County on Sept. 8, according to a post on X by Wang Chun, co-founder of F2Pool and founder of stakefish. The case alleges that after Trofimchuk’s wallet was compromised, competing MEV bots submitted transactions with higher priority fees and claimed the ETH in question. Wang disclosed the filing in his post. The brief statement did not include further details on the amount involved or additional claims beyond the alleged wallet intrusion and the handling of the ETH.
Oleksii Trofimchuk filed a lawsuit against Lido Finance and stakefish in the Superior Court of Santa Clara County on Sept. 8, according to an X post by Wang Chun, co-founder of F2Pool and founder of stakefish.
Wang said the complaint alleges that after Trofimchuk’s wallet was compromised, competing MEV bots submitted transactions with higher priority fees and claimed the ETH involved.
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