Solana Labs, the entity behind the Solana (SOL) blockchain, has found itself targeted by a new class-action lawsuit filed with a California court.
The suit accuses the company, along with a number of related persons and entities active within the ecosystem, of drawing illegal profits from the blockchain’s native token, and claims that SOL is an unregistered security.
“Defendants made enormous profits through the sale of SOL securities to retail investors in the United States, in violation of the registration provisions of federal and state securities laws, and the investors have suffered enormous losses,” according to the lawsuit initiated by California resident Mark Young.
Young claims he bought an undisclosed amount of SOL in August and September 2021.
The suit states that, during the class period which began on March 24, 2020, the defendants, who include Anatoly Yakovenko, the CEO of Solana Labs, made deliberately misleading statements in relation to the total circulating supply...
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