02-08-2026 
Jordan Atkins
Author
Coming from a legal and consulting background, Jordan has been reporting on the legal & regulatory landscape in the digital asset industry since 2020. He is focused on the emergence of digital asset legislation around the world, the nascent legal issues posed by digital assets and digital asset-linked crime.
Article by Jordan Atkins
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25 March, 2022
Blockchain developers successfully challenged jurisdiction on Craig Wright’s coin recovery lawsuit
The court heard the challenge earlier this month, where lawyers for the developers argued that the case fell outside the...
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18 March, 2022
Coinbase facing massive class action lawsuit over unregulated securities sales
The suit is brought on behalf of all Coinbase users and complains that the cryptocurrency exchange has been selling securities...
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16 March, 2022
After failing to convince Kleiman v Wright jury, Ira Kleiman must now pay Craig Wright’s legal costs
The U.S. District Court has confirmed that Ira Kleiman must pay Dr. Wright’s legal costs relating to all seven of...
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9 March, 2022
US President Joe Biden signs executive order on digital assets
U.S. President Joe Biden has signed an executive order directing federal agencies to collaborate in examining the risks and benefits...
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9 March, 2022
Kleiman v Wright: Court adds interest to W&K’s $100M judgment, bringing the total to $143M
Judge Beth Bloom has granted a request by Ira Kleiman’s attorneys to add pre-judgment interest to the $100 million awarded...
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9 March, 2022
UK court hears developers’ attempt to throw out Craig Wright’s stolen Bitcoin case
The case is officially brought by Tulip Trading Limited, a company primarily owned by Dr Wright, and concerns the loss...
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