Judge sees ‘smoke’ in miner’s Chapter 11 case, orders $1.5M bond
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最新报道：A Delaware bankruptcy judge ordered creditors who forced crypto miner Mawson Infrastructure Group into Chapter 11 to post a $1.5 million bond and pay $204,000 in contempt fines for pursuing overseas legal actions post-bankruptcy. Judge Mary F. Walrath cited concerns the petition was filed in bad faith, possibly colluding with ex-CEO James Manning. The creditors, all Australia-based, also violated U.S. law by continuing liquidation proceedings in Australia despite the automatic stay. Mawson alleges Manning engaged in self-dealing, including $11 million in questionable payments to a shipping firm he owned.
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