Elisa Rossi, the ex-wife of Solana co-founder Steven Ekridge, has filed a lawsuit accusing him of secretly making millions of dollars from her SOL tokens through staking. Rossi claims that after their divorce, Ekridge continued to receive rewards from her tokens without informing her. She only found out about it in May 2024. The amount of stolen funds exceeds $25,000. In response to her requests to return the money, Ekridge refused and mocked her attempts to reclaim her rewards.
12/30/2024 11:07:30 AM (GMT+1)
Elisa Rossi has filed a lawsuit against her ex-husband, Solana co-founder Steven Ekridge, accusing him of appropriating millions of dollars from her SOL tokens through staking after their divorce, without informing her about it ⚖️
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