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Montenegro's "top justice official" privately said he plans to send Do Kwon to the U.S., where he is facing charges related to the collapse of the Terra ecosystem, the Wall Street Journal reported.
While the proposed bill would not impact how the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission oversees the digital asset space, its enforcement in New Jersey would further validate that the regulator is on the right track.
In a proceeding before U.S. District Judge Vitaliano, Anatoly Legkodymov agreed to a plea deal dissolving Bitzlato and releasing any claim over approximately $23 million in seized assets of the exchange.
In a sign of cementing blockchain's limitless abilities, the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce passed a new proposed bill promoting blockchain competitiveness.
While the court may submit queries to the jury in resolving factual disputes, determining whether an asset is a security still lies at the hands of the court, the U.S. securities regulator argues in its latest filing.
British officials believe CBDC would be a great boost in the United Kingdom, but its Treasury Committee calls for a deeper study to ensure that the cons of the digital pound may not outweigh its benefits.
As a dramatic 2023 for digital assets draws to a close, CoinGeek speaks with Stephanie Breslow, co-author of 'Hedge Funds: Formation, Operation and Regulation' and partner at U.S. law firm Schulte Roth & Zabel, on the state of digital asset regulation in the U.S. at the court cases defining it.
Responding to Adeyemo, Rep. Tom Emmer accuses the U.S. Treasury of having a savior complex while reiterating his opposition against a CBDC, claiming it would only serve as a "surveillance tool."
As the U.S. untangles digital asset scandals and brings 'crypto' crooks to justice, the Treasury Department is looking to enhance its power to further crack down on illicit activity in the space.
Members of the European Parliament gave a nod to an EU report proposing the development of virtual world technologies, such as the metaverse, that align with the region's values and aid businesses.
The U.S. securities regulator has been unsuccessful in its attempts to serve HEX and PulseChain founder Richard Heart with its lawsuit for selling unregistered securities.
Disgraced former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried will remain in jail until his sentencing, set in March 2024, following the court's rejection of his release due to his arguments being "unpersuasive."
