just caught wind that a judge actually overturned convictions in that whole Mango Markets exploiter case. wild timing considering how much noise that situation created in crypto. so avraham eisenberg, the guy behind the Mango Markets exploit, apparently got his convictions reversed in what's being called a crypto fraud case. honestly didn't see that coming given how high-profile the case was. the legal proceedings around avraham eisenberg have been pretty messy from what i've been following. curious what this means for the broader precedent around crypto fraud cases going forward. avraham eisenberg's case seemed pretty cut and dry from the outside, so the reversal is definitely raising eyebrows. wonder if this changes anything about how exchanges handle similar situations or if it's just a one-off legal technicality. either way, the Mango Markets saga continues to be one of those cases everyone references when talking about exchange security and exploits.