Judge lets Terraform use Jump lawsuit evidence while blocking four late creditor claims
A Delaware bankruptcy judge cleared Terraform Labs' administrator to use Jump Trading documents in a $4 billion-plus lawsuit while rejecting four late creditor claims. The evidence ruling removes barriers to pursuing Jump but doesn't resolve liability or creditor payouts. Jump allegedly received $1.5 billion in Bitcoin reserves while secretly supporting TerraUSD before the 2022 collapse.
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