A federal judge has ruled that LeXpunK_Army and the DeFi Education Fund can argue that the CFTC should not be able to serve Ooki DAO simply by posting in a website help bot.
, the same day LeXpunk filed its motion for leave to file the amicus brief. DEF filed its own motion a few days later. In Wednesday's ruling, the judge gave LeXpunK until Oct. 17 to file its amicus brief. DeFi Fund filed its own amicus brief alongside its motion for leave.
"Additionally, I interpret these requests as Motions for Reconsideration regarding my decision to permit alternative service in this case," the judge ruled. The CFTC has until Nov. 7 to oppose the DEF and LeXpunK filings, while the two groups can respond to the CFTC's motion within a week after. There will be a hearing on Nov. 30, 2022 to hear the motions.
The ruling throws a lifeline to Ooki DAO, which appears to have geofenced U.S. users, but otherwise had a handful of days left to formally respond to the CFTC.
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