A recent decision by the Gibraltar Supreme Court has overturned a previous ruling to seize $542 million in PLAY tokens. This legal battle involves two companies tied to Web3 game development platforms, Play Network, which is at the heart of this case. 2025 saw the court issue its verdict on April 17th, stating the freeze of the tokens might have negatively impacted their value and that insufficient evidence existed to continue the freezing order. The ruling was made by Judge John Restano, who expressed concern over the limited evidence provided by Ready Games, the company seeking to freeze the assets. Ready Games, led by CEO David Bennahum, filed a lawsuit against Ready Maker Gibraltar, alleging Christana Macedon, the firm’s Chief Executive Officer, unlawfully seized control of both the platform and PLAY tokens used as rewards on the Play Network. PLAY tokens have experienced a significant decline in value, dropping around 72% over the past five weeks. While the market is experiencing a slight dip overall, PLAY token has seen a surge in trading volume with a 1551.33% jump within the last 24 hours and a current price of $0.004989.