According to BitMEX Research, a court case concerning Bitcoin SV (BSV) revealed that before its delisting, the value of BSV sub class B was estimated at £25 million. The presiding judge emphasized that the 'forgone growth effect' for BSV, due to its removal from exchanges, is calculated at a staggering 3,600 times the original value. This significant figure underscores the enormous trading opportunity cost attributed to BSV's delisting, highlighting the potential lost gains for crypto traders and investors. Such legal analysis brings renewed attention to exchange policies and their direct impact on cryptocurrency market capitalization and liquidity (Source: BitMEX Research, May 8, 2025).

According to recent court statements shared by BSV Claims on Twitter, the legal team for BSV has conceded the 'forgone growth effect' and now focuses their appeal on the specific timing of events regarding class B claims. The judge clarified that if BSV prevails on this point, class B would no longer qualify as a class, which could limit the scope of potential settlements or liabilities. This development reduces short-term legal uncertainty for BSV, potentially stabilizing its price and affecting overall market sentiment toward BSV and similar altcoins (Source: BSV Claims Twitter, June 2024).