Swan Bitcoin Drops Federal Lawsuit Against Proton After UK Court Concession Kills Its Core Claims
A federal judge dismissed Swan Bitcoin’s entire lawsuit against Proton Management Ltd. and its employees on June 1, 2026, after Swan admitted in parallel UK proceedings that it never owned the mining assets and trade sec...
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