Stablegains Sued for Allegedly Misleading Investors
Jessie A Ellis Feb 21, 2023 09:11
Stablegains, a DeFi yield platform that closed in May, is being sued in California.
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Alec and Artin Ohanian, who are the plaintiffs in this case, brought a complaint to the attention of the United States District Court for the Central District of California on February 18th. The defendants in this case are known as the Ohanians, and the complaint that was submitted alleges that the now-defunct DeFi platform fraudulently transferred all of its customers' currency to the Anchor Protocol without obtaining either the customers' knowledge or their consent.
It is possible for investors to receive returns of up to twenty percent on their investments using Terra USD, which is an algorithmic stablecoin created by Terraform Labs. Anchor Protocol was the organization that was in charge of supplying all of these rewards (UST). Because Stablegains was an early supporter and investor in Terraform Labs (UST and LUNA), the company is familiar with both of these organizations. Also an early investor in UST was the company Stablegains. This is due to the fact that Stablegains was the organization that initiated the formation of TFL in the first place. In point of fact, Stablegains, Inc. engaged in misleading advertising practices by presenting UST as an investment that was exempt from the prospect of experiencing any form of loss.
Stablegains provided a gain of 15% for its customers, and the firm kept whatever difference there was between that and the yields that were given by Anchor Protocol. Stablegains was built on the Anchor Protocol blockchain.
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