In the BitMEX lawsuit, the plaintiffs claimed that they had provided "real evidence".

According to Coindesk, according to a lawsuit filed by the plaintiff, the operator BitMEX HDR Global Trading Limited is facing new "genuine evidence". The plaintiff filed a motion on Tuesday to adjourn the current findings and allow the regular findings to continue. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes and shareholders Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed have been sued for unregistered trading services and other crimes. Plaintiffs BMA LLC, Yaroslav Kolchin and Vitaly Dubinin filed a civil lawsuit in October 2020 alleging that Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed committed more than $ 440 million in breaches to reduce losses. Police assets at time of prosecution. HDR has denied the experts' "inaccurate" claims. The complainant announced on July 14: “We will suppress the current evidence by examining sufficient evidence and detail and excessive evidence. The so-called "clear evidence" includes photos, photographs and fake evidence, which must prove that BitMEX controls the market.