A recent U.S. court decision permits plaintiffs to amend evidence in claims that insiders exploited MEV strategies to manipulate token prices at retail investors’ expense.
A United States court has allowed the revision and resubmission of evidence in a class action lawsuit targeting Pump.fun, Jito Labs, and the Solana Foundation. Plaintiffs accuse insiders of using Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) tactics to buy newly issued tokens cheaply, inflate their prices, and sell at a profit to retail participants. The ruling could strengthen the plaintiffs’ case by enabling additional documentation of alleged manipulative trading practices.