[Blockchain Today Reporter Ji-Hye Han] The US District Court in San Diego dismissed a lawsuit filed on the 18th by Ethereum core developer Vlad Zampir for the Casper trademark injunction. Therefore, Vlad Zampir’s request to ban the use of the designation’Casper’ was rejected. The court ruled that “there was no basis for Zampir’s lawsuit.”
As a result, the Casper name will continue to be used in the existing blockchain and CSPR tokens. The Casper Labs team said, “We are focusing on building innovative technologies and expanding our community by launching the Casper Network.”
Meanwhile, the Casper token sale held on the token sale platform coin list was sold out for options 1, 2, and 3. The option 1 token sale on the 23rd was sold out early in 2.5 hours, and the coinlist Casper token sale option 2, which was held at 9:00 am on the 25th, was sold out in 13 minutes from the start. Subsequently, Option 3, which proceeded on the 26th, was also sold out in 20 minutes.
Pre-registration to participate in this Casper Token Sale has achieved more than 100,000 cases. In preparation for this, Coinlist has reduced the purchase limit and increased the number of tokens allocated to each step, and has also established a queue system for sales, but many people experienced inconvenience in participation due to high traffic.
Accordingly, Casper announced on the 28th that it will hold an additional option 4 sale for community members who did not participate in the options 1,2,3.
Option 4 will distribute an additional 1% of the token supply, and you can purchase $100 (6,666 CSPR tokens) on the same terms as Option 1. This allows an additional 15,000 community members to purchase CSPR. The additional token sale for Option 4 is only available to those who have received KYC verification for the sale but have not participated in Option 1, 2 or 3.
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