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FF A subsidiary of DWG Labs sued BitGo in the High Court of London for US$141 million.
According to CoinDesk, the subsidiaries of DWG Labs, DWG Maas and Falcon Digital, have filed a lawsuit against cryptocurrency custodian service provider BitGo in the High Court of London. The plaintiff alleges that BitGo sold Falcon Finance and ESPORTS tokens at a discount before the end of the three-month lock-up period, and the dispute caused by the dispute resulted in claims amounting to US$141 million.
The lawsuit was originally disclosed by the Financial Times on October 9. The complaint alleges that because the two investment institutions still held large positions, BitGo's early selling behavior depressed the token price. The plaintiff argued that BitGo received discounts on private token sales that the assets must remain locked, but BitGo transferred the tokens to the exchange about two months before the first planned unlock period. DWG said it communicated with BitGo about the matter in April and May, but after the custodian failed to provide relevant commitments, it took legal action to claim US$114 million for losses caused by falling prices.
Specific charges in the lawsuit
The dispute involves two assets: one is Falcon Finance (FF), whose price was approximately US$0.08 at the beginning of the lock-up period in early March and fell to approximately US$0.07 in late April; the other is ESPORTS, whose price was approximately US$0.28 in mid-March and fell to US$0.07 in early June. The British Virgin Islands-based DEM Maas and Panamanian Falcon Digital alleged that BitGo's early selling directly resulted in the loss of its remaining token holdings.
BitGo于2026年1月在纽约证券交易所上市，股票代码为BTGO，成为首家在该交易所上市的数字资产公司。截至目前，BitGo尚未对此项指控作出回应，DWF和BitGo方面也未立即回复置评请求。此外，这些指控尚未经过法庭检验。
托管争议背后的行业意义
带有锁定期限的私人代币销售是发行方筹集资金并防止买家立即抛售代币的标准做法。若托管方处理锁定资产的方式引发争议，可能会引起业界对锁定期条款执行情况的审视，特别是对于那些将托管、交易和结算服务捆绑在一起的公司而言。
此案为BitGo增添了新的法律挑战。今年，BitGo通过收购和新产品扩大了业务规模，包括以4,250万美元收购NYDIG的交易部门。与此同时，这也为DWF Labs带来了新的法律前景，其在Falcon Finance生态系统中的投资包括Falcon Card支付产品。
后续进展
伦敦法院是否接受违约索赔，将取决于销售协议中具体的锁定期条款，而这些条款目前并未公开。这一结果可能为当托管、交易和结算服务由同一提供商捆绑时，如何处理代币锁定期提供参考依据。截至目前，尚未有听证日期的报道，双方也均未详细披露其辩护理由或完整诉求。
