PANews reported on May 19th that, according to Decrypt, financial services company Swan Bitcoin is being sued by PCT Litigation Trust for allegedly using insider information to avoid significant losses during the 2023 collapse of Prime Trust, with the lawsuit seeking nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency assets. The lawsuit alleges that Swan had access to non-public information shortly before Prime Trust filed for bankruptcy, allowing it to transfer fiat currency and cryptocurrency assets from Prime, thus averting catastrophic losses. The assets Swan was able to transfer are estimated to be worth nearly $1 billion at current prices, including 11,992 bitcoins (approximately $917 million), $22.4 million, $5 million in stablecoins, and 91,444 XRP. The lawsuit also alleges that a "senior executive" of Prime Trust also served as a paid external advisor to Swan, providing access to insider information. Swan representatives stated that client assets were held in trust accounts managed by the trust company and should not be subject to claims from unsecured creditors.
Swan Bitcoin faces a nearly $1 billion lawsuit in connection with the collapse of Prime Trust.
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