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1、SECOND EDITIONData-driven analysis and trends in England and WalesCrypto Disputes Report 20252|Crypto Disputes Report 2025ForewordReeve BoydAssociateT+44 20 7367 3329E reeve.boydcms-Rachel HarrisonSenior Associate&Solicitor AdvocateT+44 20 7367 2497E rachel.harrisoncms-Vanessa WhitmanPartner&Solicit

2、or AdvocateT+44 20 7367 3198E vanessa.whitmancms-Kushal GandhiPartner&Solicitor AdvocateT+44 20 7367 2664E kushal.gandhicms-In the foreword to our Crypto Disputes Report 2024,we explained the importance of looking forensically at the crypto disputes landscape.In June 2023,the Law Commission had conc

3、luded in its final report into digital assets that“any law reform should be through further common law developments where possible”.This placed the higher courts at the front and centre of deciding how the law applies to cryptoassets and the novel issues they raise.This second edition of our Crypto

4、Disputes Report combines Solomonics market-leading litigation analytics data with our in-depth knowledge of crypto disputes to identify key trends and decisions.As a preview:This year has seen the highest ever number of crypto-related judgments,and we examine key judgments from the past year includi

5、ng Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Wright and DAloia v Persons Unknown.We note that whilst Craig Wrights claims dominated the headlines over the last year,less than 8%of crypto-related cases in the High Court involve Dr Wright or companies associated with him.We consider why fraud claims make up a sma

6、ller proportion of newly-issued crypto-related claims than in previous years.We hope you find our report interesting and informative.3ContentsHigh Court proceedings4Methodology13Future outlook8Notable judgments94|Crypto Disputes Report 2025High Court proceedingsClaim VolumesIssued crypto claims20172