Solana (SOL) co-founder Stephen Akridge is facing a lawsuit from his ex-wife for allegedly withholding millions of dollars worth of staking rewards. According to a report by DL News, the plaintiff claims that as part of their divorce settlement in 2023, Akridge transferred some of his SOL holdings to her. However, she alleges that he failed to include staking rewards earned on those tokens, which she says amounts to millions of dollars. The lawsuit alleges that Akridge breached his fiduciary duty to his ex-wife by failing to disclose the full value of the SOL tokens he transferred to her. It also claims that he unjustly enriched himself by keeping the staking rewards for himself. Akridge has not yet publicly commented on the lawsuit. Solana, the blockchain platform co-founded by Akridge, has also not issued a statement on the matter. The outcome of the lawsuit could have implications for other cryptocurrency investors who are considering staking their tokens. Staking is a process where investors hold their tokens in a specific wallet to support the operation of a blockchain network. In return, they earn rewards in the form of additional tokens. The lawsuit alleges that Akridge failed to disclose the full value of the SOL tokens he transferred to his ex-wife, including the staking rewards earned on those tokens. This could set a precedent for other cases involving the division of cryptocurrency assets during divorce.