Jump Trading faces lawsuit over alleged $1.3B profit from TerraUSD
Jump Trading and its CEO, Kanav Kariya, are accused of violating United States regulations and unjust enrichment in the lawsuit.
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Jump Trading and its CEO, Kanav Kariya, are accused of violating United States regulations and unjust enrichment in the lawsuit.
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