According to the latest industry analysis report, the number of crypto assets related class action lawsuits in the United States in the first half of 2025 has reached 6, nearly matching the total of 7 cases for the entire year of 2024. This data highlights the ongoing rise in legal risks in the crypto assets sector.

In these lawsuits, a law firm called Burwick Law has been particularly active, independently initiating three lawsuits. Among them are claims against the LIBRA and Pumpfun Crypto Assets projects, reflecting the growing concerns in the market regarding the compliance of certain Crypto Assets projects.

This surge in litigation not only reflects the complexity and risks of the Crypto Assets market but also suggests a gradual tightening of the regulatory environment. As more investors become aware that their rights may be infringed upon, the willingness to seek protection through legal means is also increasing.

Industry experts point out that this trend of litigation may prompt Crypto Assets projects to pay more attention to compliance operations and risk management, which will contribute to the healthy development of the entire industry in the long run. However, frequent legal disputes may also increase project operating costs and affect innovation enthusiasm.

As the second half of 2025 approaches, there is widespread concern in the industry about whether this trend of litigation will continue and the profound impact it may have on the Crypto Assets ecosystem.