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Key Insights: Recent crypto news and data shows six crypto and 12 AI class actions in H1 2025 nearly match 2024’s total. Securities suits remain flat around 114 vs. 115. Burwick Law filed half of the crypto cases. The first half of 2025 saw 114 new securities class-action filings, nearly matching the 115 filed in H2 2024. Seemed like, overall lawsuit volume was essentially flat. Core filings (excluding M&A cases) were 111 in H1 2025 versus 112 in H2 2024. These figures align with the long-term semiannual average (about 113). Notably, filings were skewed to Q1 (67 in Q1 vs. 47 in Q2). While counts held steady, risk metrics spiked: the “Disclosure Dollar Loss” index jumped 56% to $403 billion in H1 2025, and “Maximum Dollar Loss” hit $1.85 trillion. In short, the number of suits didn’t grow, but their scale did. Crypto News and Recent Data Shows a Rise in Filings Investor lawsuits over crypto assets are also climbing. Six new crypto-related securities class actions were filed in H1 2025 versus seven for the entire 2024. In Cornerstone’s July report, cryptocurrency was one of the top trending topics in filings. This surge comes even as federal agencies have softened crypto enforcement under the new administration. Notably, half of the 2025 H1 crypto cases were brought by Burwick Law – including a complaint over the Pump.fun platform and another over the LIBRA meme token. Pump.fun’s UK operator, Baton Corporation, was sued Jan. 30, 2025 by investor Diego Aguilar in a New York federal court. The complaint alleges Pump.fun’s platform worked with influencers to market “unregistered security memecoins,” generating roughly $500 million in fees from investors. (Pump.fun denies wrongdoing.) In short, crypto class suits are piling up – investor lawyers say they offer “a vital path to accountability” when regulators lag. AI Litigation Surges…

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