Involving $285 billion, the Bitcoin lawsuit—which had been dormant for 14 years—was revived in 2011
Svmuu News A Bitcoin address that had been dormant since March 2011 transferred out its 35.55 BTC holdings this week. This address is involved in a lawsuit in New York covering 39,069 wallets. The case was filed by pseudonymous plaintiff Noah Doe and two Wyoming LLCs, seeking legal ownership of approximately 3.8 million Bitcoin under New York's abandoned property laws. Relevant defendants were notified via OP_RETURN dust transactions embedded in the blockchain; another address from 2011 recently also saw a transfer.
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