The details are that
a) everything is public knowledge, and
b) Coinbase is aware of this dispute because
c) in August of 2014 I took estate funds and invested them in Bitcoin with the permission of the co-administrator.
I haven't gone back just yet to correct the record, but then Bitcoin has only just now crossed $5,000.

funny the because the estate says you stole estate funds, but again, that's a matter of public record - go ahead and say whatever bullshit you gotta say conman.
The record says that I was administrator of the estate at the time, and as a result could not have stolen anything. Your characterization is typical crypto FUD or ignorance of how the law works or both.
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Sorry, spin it anyway you want.
But anyway I guess it's to people who invest in you to decide if a lawsuit is fud.
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I'm not spinning anything.
I think you're projecting. That's kinda my point.
Edit to add: As I've been responding here I've been conducting an AMA in XTO slack on this topic. Those are the most interested parties including our ICO investors and business partners. You're welcome to join us. The link is in the OP.
