You’ve been airdropped: New York court order clears the way to serve lawsuit defendants via NFT
Quick Take
- At the start of this year, exchange LCX was hacked for about $8 million in crypto.
- A judge ruled that law firm Holland & Knight could airdrop a wallet believed to be controlled by the hacker with an NFT containing pertinent legal documents as a form of service.
With the help of law firm Holland & Knight and a court order in New York, LCX is serving an anonymous hacker with a lawsuit.
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