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Reuters have published the results of an investigation into Binance, revealing that the company pursued a strategy of misleading and dodging regulators which involved forging documents, among others.
Though it’s not clear at this stage what this unknown entity’s motivations are, Bitcoin miners are bound by the network rules established in the Bitcoin white paper.
The decision comes as a result of explosive leaked videos showing Roche Freedman partner Kyle Roche bragging about using straw plaintiffs to launch lawsuits against crypto companies.
The subsidiary is Binance Digital, which was incorporated in the U.K. in 2019 as a self-described joint venture between Binance and a company called Dimplx.
The effort signifies the European Union’s renewed urgency in ensuring that European law addresses issues posed by digital assets.
Jason Cyrulnik is suing Roche Freedman and its partners for colluding in a scheme to oust him from the firm in order to deprive him of his entitlement to a massive client fee.
The Digital Asset Recovery Toolset would mean that anybody with a court order establishing ownership of digital assets can use a designated Notary entity to translate the court order into a format that can be transmitted and interpreted by the mining network.
The U.S. judge in charge of Roche Freedman’s class action suit against Bitfinex and Tether called their founding partner’s admission that the firm uses litigation to attack crypto competitors ‘uniquely stupid.’
The U.S. securities regulator appears to be warming up to the notion that Ethereum is a highly centralized network, according to a lawsuit filed against crypto promoter Ian Balina.
Through the Granath v Wright trial, Magnus ‘Hodlonaut’ Granath has sat in the Oslo District Court flitting between expressions of vacant boredom, incredulous bemusement and bubbling frustration.
The Tulip Trust has asked that Roche Freedman be disqualified from its case against Ira Kleiman over the ownership of W&K.
The Granath v Wright trial in Norway is over, with much of the trial’s final day spent with Halvor Manshaus and Halvard Helle of Schjodt giving their closing arguments for Dr. Craig Wright’s defense.
