The founder of blockchain investigation firm CipherBlade is suing the new management for stealing company assets
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, blockchain investigation firm CipherBlade founder Richard Sanders has filed a lawsuit, accusing the new management of stealing his company's assets, forging signatures, and stealing documents related to business registration from his home.Richard Sanders claims that when he voluntarily went to Ukraine in 2022 to participate in an investigation involving cryptocurrency, the new management made significant false statements to gain access to his accounts, stealing trade secrets in the form of confidential investigation information, client leads, client information, etc., and redirected clients to an entity in Alaska and another entity in Singapore.CipherBlade refuted Sanders' allegations in a LinkedIn post. The company stated that Sanders was never an owner and that he was no longer actively involved in the operations of CipherBlade throughout 2022, and that he effectively ceased this involvement when he moved to Ukraine at the beginning of 2023 to carry out a personal philanthropic mission. CipherBlade aims to assist federal government agencies, private companies, and individuals in investigating financial crimes, with a focus on cybercrime.