DWF Maas and Falcon Digital have sued BitGo over alleged token contract breaches, with DWF seeking $141 million in damages. The lawsuit alleges BitGo sold Falcon Finance and ESPORTS tokens before agreed lock-ups expired, depressing prices and reducing the value of tokens DWF still held. DWF said the discounted tokens were moved to exchanges roughly two months before the first unlock. BitGo declined to comment on the lawsuit. DWF and BitGo have business links to World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture backed by Donald Trump and his sons.
