Investors in Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision (BSV) are attempting to revive a 2019 lawsuit against crypto exchange Binance, alleging that the platform's decision to delist the token severely impacted its long-term value. The plaintiffs argue that Binance's delisting, along with similar actions by other major exchanges, suppressed BSV's market potential, leading to significant financial losses. 

The original claim sought $9 billion in damages, but the investors now indicate they could pursue up to £10 billion (approximately $13 billion) if the case proceeds. They contend that BSV never recovered from the delistings and continues to underperform due to lack of visibility and trading access.

Binance delisted BSV in April 2019, citing that the token failed to meet its listing standards due to the actions of BSV creator Craig Wright, who falsely claimed to be Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. 

The case underscores the volatile relationships within the cryptocurrency ecosystem, where exchange policies can drastically influence token viability. If the investors succeed in their legal argument, it could set a precedent for how exchanges handle delistings and the potential legal ramifications for such actions.