UK Court of Appeal don reduce money wey dem go pay BSV investors for crypto exchange delisting wahala
UK Court of Appeal don largely troway one class action lawsuit wey Bitcoin SV (BSV) investors carry go against Binance, Bittylicious, Kraken, and ShapeShift because of wetin dem do to remove BSV from their list for 2019. Those investors, wey BSV Claims Limited represent, tok say dat removal break UK Competition Act and cause dem plenty money loss. The court, wey first give collective proceedings order (CPO) for digital asset for UK, rule say investors suppose don sell their BSV sharp-sharp once dem hear say dem remove am, to reduce their loss. So, the money dem go pay for damages na just the difference between BSV price when dem remove am and when investors for don know, instead of money based on future profit wey dem no sure of or wetin BSV for be for market. The court still say no to claims say BSV no get alternative, and dem point to BTC and BCH as good replacements. This ruling go reduce the possible damages from billions to tens of millions of pounds and e don set example for how dem go dey use old-school rules for reducing loss for crypto class actions. For crypto traders, this decision go reduce the legal risk for exchanges when dem remove tokens, give dem more certainty and fit affect future digital asset wahala for court and investors wey dey ask for compensation.
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UK Court of Appeal ruling don make wetin BSV investors dey ask for as damage drop small small, from billions go like tens of millions of pounds. E still make the rules for how to reduce loss clear. Even though the legal wahala for exchanges don reduce, and BSV investors fit vex, wetin dem decide no really affect BSV main level, how much e dey available, or how people dey want am for market now now. Nothing dey make BSV price go up or down quick quick. Instead, this case don set rule for how dem go dey regulate things, and e more important for how law dey for crypto exchange wey dem remove from market. Market no go too react, traders go still focus on big big things and technical factors.