A U.S. law firm requests an injunction to prevent the transfer of Kelp attack-frozen ETH, involving compensation amounts exceeding $870 million.
ChainCatcher reports that US law firm Gerstein Harrow LLP has filed a motion for a restraining order in court, attempting to prevent Arbitrum DAO from transferring frozen Ethereum assets related to the Kelp attack. The law firm stated that its clients have obtained default judgments in three cases against North Korea, with a total compensation amount of approximately 877 million US dollars (including punitive damages and interest), and are asserting their claims over the relevant assets.
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