The US Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange provider faces a new trial March 2, 1945 ] "Funds that its users have sent by e-mail but which recipients have never requested."

Class action filed with the District Court of the United States US for the Northern District of California by Restis Law Firm on behalf of two users Coinbase the repayment of funds, including those sent involving expired e-mail addresses.

The lawsuit involves not only the two plaintiffs , two US citizens residing separately in Michigan and California, but anyone potentially affected by the alleged practice of

" […U] up to 3 9, in 2017, most people have never heard of a "bitcoin". or a cryptocurrency, so most of these emails have been ignored. And most of Cryptocurrency has not been claimed "suggests the court document.The introduction to the document continues:

" But instead to notify applicants and the class, they resold Cryptocurrencies, or transfer them to the state of California as required by California law on unclaimed property. , Coinbase kept them. "

The lawsuit, which further charges" Unfair Commercial Practices ", is the second to hit the largest US exchange and portfolio provider in the past

Cointelegraph reported on March 3 that another user had filed another class action alleging that Coinbase employees had taken advantage of insider trading of one of his assets taken in charge, Bitcoin Cash, in December 2017.

At the time, the CEO, Brian Armstrong, said the company would launch an internal investigation into the charges that circulated widely in the The results do not appear to have been published, which is causing users' curiosity about social media.