The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) has filed to intervene as a defendant in a New York lawsuit seeking ownership of nearly 40,000 dormant bitcoin addresses valued at $293 billion. Plaintiffs claim the bitcoins were abandoned after being untouched for over five years, but BPI argues this threatens self-custody practices and denies the allegations. The case also involves disputes over amicus curiae status and motions to dismiss, with a key hearing scheduled for July 14 to decide who may participate in the case. This intervention signals growing institutional pushback against claims that could impact bitcoin holders worldwide.
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