Are you looking for information on crypto class action lawsuits? You're not alone. The evolving landscape of cryptocurrency has led to a surge in legal challenges, particularly crypto securities class actions. In 2025, numerous suits were brought against various defendants, including crypto exchanges, staking platforms, and lending institutions. These actions often allege violations of securities laws and other financial regulations.

One notable case involves Coinbase. While Coinbase had a customer class action lawsuit against it thrown out Wednesday by a federal judge in New York, many disgruntled Coinbase customers continue to seek legal recourse regarding platform issues, unexpected losses, and alleged misrepresentations. Other crypto exchanges haven't been so lucky.

For example, The Solana DEX Meteora is facing a class action lawsuit in New York, alleging a $69 million rug pull during the launch of its M3M3 meme coin. Plaintiffs, including Jonathan are seeking damages and accountability. This highlights the risks associated with emerging decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms and meme coins.

Another class action lawsuit filed in a federal court in Georgia alleges the crypto exchange failed to secure users' accounts against theft and hacks, and seeks damages. This underscores the importance of robust security measures in the crypto space. Similarly, Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is the subject of a newly filed class action lawsuit. The lawsuit accuses the company and its top executives, including CEO Brian of alleged wrongdoings. These security breaches often lead to significant financial losses for users, prompting legal action.

Key Crypto Class Action Lawsuits:

• The Lawsuit Against Binance: The filing against Binance claims that the cryptocurrency exchange sold securities without a license. The suit lists 12 tokens including EOS, Bancor token (BNT) and Status token (SNT). Binance and the issuers wrongfully engaged in millions of transactions including the solicitation, offer, and sale of securities without registration. (See more on decrypt.co)
• The Lawsuit Against Tron
• The Lawsuit Against Block.One
• The Lawsuit Against BitMEX

On Aug, in collaboration with our co-counsel, Silver Miller initiated a class action lawsuit against Binance Holdings, Ltd, also known as Binance, and its U.S. counterpart, BAM. This legal action further intensifies the scrutiny surrounding Binance's operations and compliance with regulations.

If you believe you've been affected by a cryptocurrency-related issue and are considering joining a crypto class action lawsuit, it's essential to consult with an experienced attorney who specializes in cryptocurrency law. They can assess your situation and advise you on your legal options.