Complaint alleging “a multi-year fraudulent conspiracy” involving blockchain technology and an Initial Coin Offering in Ariel Abittan, who, with others, “invested millions of dollars” and “assembled a highly-esteemed team of cryptographers from Stanford University’s Cryptography Ph.D. program to build Findora’s state of the art blockchain technology” v. Lily Chao, a.k.a. Tiffany Chen, a.k.a. Yuting Chen; Damien Ding, a.k.a. Damien Leung, a.k.a. Tao Ding; Temujin Labs Inc., of Delaware, and Temujin Labs Inc, of the Cayman Islands, as Defendants, and Eian Labs Inc., a.k.a. Findora, as Nominal Defendant, at the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
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Ariel Abittan v. Lily Chao et al: Complaint
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December 24, 2020
Lily Chao, Damien Ding, Temujin Labs Inc., Temujin Labs Inc,
Ariel Abittan
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Cayman Islands Crypto Fraud USAKeywords
Ariel Abittan Benedikt Bunz Benjamin Fisch Charles Lu Damien Ding