Maple Finance and the Core Foundation reach a settlement, and the syrupBTC product will move forward officially
According to Foresight News, Maple Finance announced on its blog that it has reached a comprehensive settlement with the Core Foundation regarding the arbitration initiated in September 2025 and related litigation in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands. All claims and counterclaims have been mutually released, and the arbitration and court proceedings have been withdrawn simultaneously. The financial terms of the settlement are confidential, and neither party admits any liability. Following the settlement, Maple will officially proceed with the launch of its Bitcoin yield product, syrupBTC.
Previously, in November 2025, the Core Foundation had obtained an injunction from the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, alleging that Maple Finance used confidential information obtained during the partnership to develop a competing product, in violation of the 24-month exclusive cooperation agreement between the two parties. Maple Finance denied any wrongdoing at the time and stated that the dispute was limited to the pilot BTC Yield project conducted in collaboration with Core.
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