PANews reported on March 3 that, according to The Block, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla for the Southern District of New York dismissed a class-actionPANews reported on March 3 that, according to The Block, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla for the Southern District of New York dismissed a class-action

Uniswap wins class-action lawsuit over "fraudulent tokens," court rules developers are not liable for third-party misconduct.

2026/03/03 08:04
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PANews reported on March 3 that, according to The Block, U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla for the Southern District of New York dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Uniswap Labs and its founder, Hayden Adams. This ruling ends a long-standing legal attempt to hold DEX developers accountable for "fraudulent tokens" traded on their platforms.

The plaintiffs had previously accused Uniswap of being liable for losses caused by "rug pulls" and "pump and dump" schemes on its platform. In its ruling, the judge stated that holding the authors of smart contract code responsible for third-party abuse of decentralized platforms "illogical," and emphasized that merely providing a platform does not equate to substantially aiding and abetting fraud. Because the plaintiffs failed to present valid legal claims despite multiple amendments to their complaint, the judge decided to dismiss the case "biasedly," meaning the plaintiffs cannot sue again on the same grounds. Uniswap's General Counsel, Brian Nistler, stated that this ruling sets an important precedent for the DeFi industry, reaffirming that developers are not liable for illegal activities committed by third parties using open-source code.

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