Aave Asks Court to Block $71 Million Crypto Seizure Tied to North Korea Claims

Aave asks court to block $71 million crypto seizure tied to North Korea claims

Aave has asked a federal court in New York to lift a restraining notice that blocks access to about $71 million in ether frozen after last month’s rsETH exploit on Arbitrum.

Aave Challenges Law Firm’s Freeze on Kelp Exploit Ether

Decentralized finance protocol Aave filed an emergency motion on Monday in New York to vacate a restraining notice from a US law firm aimed at blocking Arbitrum DAO from transferring 30,766 Ether to the victims of the Kelp exploit.  Gerstein Harrow LLP served Arbitrum DAO with a restraining notice on Friday, arguing its clients are owed over $877 million in default judgments against North Korea. The law firm claims the North Korean hacker group …

Aave Files Restraining Notice on $71M tied to Kelp DApp Exploit

The decentralized finance (DeFi) sector continues to grapple with the legal and operational complexities that arise when blockchain-based systems intersect with traditional judicial frameworks. A recent development involving Aave highlights this tension, as the protocol has filed a motion to vacate a restraining notice placed on approximately $71 million in funds connected to the Kelp […] The post Aave Files Restraining Notice on $71M tied to Ke…

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Aave Challenges $71M Freeze, Seeking Fast Ruling to Restart Restitution for Users

On May 4, decentralized finance protocol Aave filed an emergency motion to lift a restraining notice that has frozen $71 million in recovered ethereum. Key Takeaways: Aave filed a May 4 motion to vacate a court order freezing $71 million in ETH recovered from a recent exploit. ZachXBT alleged the freeze involves fraudulent claims, impacting […]

North Korea terror victims escalate fight to seize $71 million from Aave hack - Technology Shout

Lawyers seeking to seize $71 million in frozen ether for victims of North Korean terrorism changed their legal strategy on Tuesday, arguing in a new court filing that the April 18 rsETH breach was not theft but fraud, directly rebutting Aave’s attempt to invalidate a restriction notice preventing the asset from being released. In a 30-page opposition brief filed in the Southern District of New York, attorneys representing victims of North Korea …