Bitcoin News said in a post on X that a lawsuit has accused BitMEX of seizing 622 BTC before its shutdown. The allegation claims the exchange did so through server freezes and internal trading. No additional details about the case, including the parties involved or the procedural status of the lawsuit, were provided in the source material. The claim was cited by ChainCatcher as a policy and regulation news brief.

The US will require all new cars to have passive drunk driving detection by September 2027, with a 99.9% accuracy threshold. But tech hurdles, automaker opposition, and biometric data legal gaps remain unresolved.

Native American tribes and advocacy groups have backed the Ho-Chunk Nation’s lawsuit against Kalshi and Robinhood, arguing their prediction market products bypass federal, state, and tribal gaming rules and threaten tribal revenue.

A New York lawsuit seeks to classify long-idle bitcoin wallets as abandoned property. The Bitcoin Policy Institute has entered the case, arguing that bitcoin ownership cannot be reassigned without the original private keys.

A Manhattan federal judge dismissed a class action against Uniswap with prejudice, ruling that publishing open-source DeFi code doesn't make developers liable for scammers' use.

A federal judge in San Francisco granted a preliminary injunction blocking the Pentagon from labeling Anthropic a supply chain risk and halting federal use of Claude. The ruling stems from contract talks that collapsed after Anthropic refused to enable lethal autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.

Gogoro founder Lu Xuesen defaulted on a $4.62 million loan and went missing. Guarantor Yin Yanliang repaid the debt and filed a 64-page cross-border discovery petition in New York to trace assets.

Noah Tweedale, 36, co-founded Pump.fun on Solana, which launched over 6 million meme coins and generated hundreds of millions in fees by mid-2025. The platform faces class-action securities lawsuits. His wealth is tied to Pump.fun's success.