SOL’s 3.2% hike in 24 hours despite a lawsuit against Solana Labs means…

ambcrypto.com:

The latest crypto legal battle that is underway happens to be against Solana Labs among others. The class-action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Mark Young, a holder of SOL tokens. With the SEC v Ripple seeing no immediate solution, could another legal scrutiny dent the optimism of the crypto community?

Solana is now the center of legal action after a California resident, Mark Young, pressed a lawsuit against them. The plaintiff has included Solana Labs and CEO Anatoly Yakovenko, Solana Foundation, VC firm multi-coin, and co-founder Kyle Samani along with trading platform FalconX in the lawsuit.

The lawsuit has been filed on behalf of other SOL investors since its inception on 24 March 2020 through the present. The lawsuit goes on to claim that SOL tokens are “unregistered securities”. Going ahead the document states that,

“Defendants made enormous profits through the sale of SOL securities to retail investors in the United States, in violation of the registration provisions of federal and state securities laws, and the investors have suffered enormous losses.”

Young believes that the defendants have misled investors from the off-set and made illegal profits along the way. The document includes tweets and other comments from the defendants that will be assessed during the judicial proceedings.

In light of these events, let’s see how the native SOL token reacted to the lawsuit.

The SOL token has rubbished any bad omens from the lawsuit. It is on a rally in the past week and has registered a 20.5% price recovery. SOL is currently trading at $38.5 as per CoinMarketCap coming from a 4.5% price hike since its price on 8 July. However, the volume on Solana has taken a 7.2% hit in the past 24 hours. The trader sentiment is