Mark Longo, the owner of Peanut the Squirrel, has filed a lawsuit against Binance for using images and stories involving his pet without permission. Despite the legal dispute, the price of the PNUT token has remained stable. Longo is also promoting a new token, Justice for Peanut (JFP), though its market capitalization has significantly dropped. Disputes within the crypto community have intensified, with Longo being accused of exploiting the situation for personal gain. The incident involving Peanut the Squirrel has also sparked public outcry following her death in custody.
12/16/2024 2:19:35 PM (GMT+1)
Mark Longo has filed a lawsuit against Binance for copyright infringement regarding images of Peanut the Squirrel, despite the stability of the PNUT price and a 95 percent drop in the market capitalization of the Justice for Peanut (JFP) token 🐿️
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