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Ira Kleiman has been angling for a do-over ever since his years-long, multi-billion dollar piece litigation against Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig Wright turned into almost nothing.
Signature’s decision to pull back from the digital asset space chaos won’t stop Binance from finding another bedfellow—the question is which disreputable company is next up to the plate.
Under the latest New York Department of Financial Services guidance, custodians are required to "separately account for and segregate customer virtual currency from the corporate assets."
Jack Dorsey’s Block—a founding member of Crypto Open Patent Alliance—has been forced to cite one of Dr. Wright’s foundational blockchain patents in one of their own recently-approved smart contract patents.
The charges on Nexo come with an announcement that it has agreed to settle: they will pay a $22.5 million penalty and cease offering EIP to U.S. investors, and another $22.5 million penalty to state regulators.
In its fight to secure a formal ETP status, Grayscale argues that the U.S. securities regulator’s treatment of its proposed product is inconsistent and borders on discrimination.
The U.S. securities regulator has formally charged Genesis Global Capital LLC and Gemini Trust Company LLC for the unregistered offer and sale of securities in connection with the Gemini Earn digital asset lending program.
New filings in the FTX bankruptcy case have revealed the full list of investors, and among Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen sits Coinbase, which holds the bag on millions of FTX shares.
The cuts amount to 950 people, on top of the 1,100 Coinbase cut back in June; its CEO Brian Armstrong says the layoffs are part of a plan to cut operating expenses by 25%.
The recent argument between Dr. Wright and Schwartz only cemented the SEC's long-held belief against Ripple's XRP token—that it was an illegal, unregistered security with no actual utility.
Among Mashinsky's many sins, chief among them is his promise to prospective investors of high yields with minimal risk reassuring that their digital assets would be "as safe as money in a bank."
3AC founders came out swinging against SBF's FTX and DCG's Barry Silbert, accusing the two of colluding to attack Terra and, by extension, 3AC, as well as engaging in a Ponzi scheme.
