Prosecutors have appealed the acquittal of Avraham Eisenberg, who was previously convicted of wire fraud related to the exploitation of Mango Markets. The appeal challenges a judge's decision to overturn Eisenberg's conviction, arguing it undermines traditional fraud interpretations. Eisenberg had exploited a flaw in Mango Markets' design to execute a $110 million heist, which he claimed was a legal trading strategy. Eisenberg's initial conviction included charges of commodities fraud and market manipulation, but a federal judge later vacated these charges, citing the lack of explicit terms forbidding his actions on the DeFi platform. Prosecutors argue that the judge ignored critical evidence and misinterpreted the law, emphasizing that the platform's user guide outlined borrowing obligations, which Eisenberg allegedly violated. The appeal seeks to reinstate the conviction, asserting that Eisenberg's actions constituted fraud despite the blockchain context.