A group of crypto investors who accused Elon Musk of manipulating Dogecoin's prices has dropped their appeal against an August court dismissal of their case. The investors initially sought $258 billion in damages but amended their complaint multiple times over two years. Both parties have agreed to withdraw their motions to sanction each other's legal teams. The investors had accused Musk's lawyers of interfering with the appeal process, while Musk and Tesla claimed the investors' lawyers were pursuing a "frivolous" case aimed at extorting money. The lawsuit alleged that Musk used Twitter and other public activities to manipulate Dogecoin's trading. The case was dismissed by the judge, who ruled that Musk's statements about Dogecoin were not sufficient grounds for fraud claims.



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