South Korean court dismisses Upbit operator Dunamu's API plagiarism lawsuit against Bithumb.

BlockBeats news, November 5 - The 63rd Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court in South Korea ruled on the case where Dunamu, the operator of Upbit, sued Bithumb, dismissing all claims by the plaintiff and ordering Dunamu to bear the litigation costs. Dunamu had alleged that Bithumb plagiarized its application programming interface documentation and sought approximately KRW 200 million in damages, among other claims. The court did not support the damages claim.

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