Under the New York Department of Financial Services’ new guidance, digital asset companies' boards of directors must implement and update the coin listing policy annually, and they must also review each new listing.
Cøbra had been successfully sued by Dr. Craig Wright for violating the latter’s copyright in the Bitcoin white paper as its author; the only matter left to decide was how much of Dr. Wright’s legal costs must be paid by Cøbra as the losing party.
VX Technologies' Zachary Weiner urges lawmakers to take advantage of Bitcoin's data storage capabilities, noting that the technology is "more than just money" and could help address security concerns.
Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart has ruled that Dr. Craig Wright is now in compliance with a court order demanding that he fill in a judgment debtor form specifying his assets, declining to issue any of the sanctions requested by plaintiff Ira Kleiman.
A recent hearing at the Senate Banking Committee saw Gary Gensler grilled on the SEC's track record, highlighting contrasting attitudes toward the work of the securities regulator and its Chair.
Fabio Panetta of the ECB claims the proposed legislation on the region's digital euro would be beneficial to European citizens while keeping the monetary policy on a tight leash to avoid instability.
While whether digital assets are subject to property rights is being debated, a court in China has ruled that digital currencies are not illegal items, thereby putting them under the rule of law.
In March, the In Early – The Crypto Podcast hosted Crystal Blockchain Analytics Associate Director Nick Smart to discuss the Tulip Trading case and its potential impact on the digital asset industry.
BTC has given back almost all of the gains from Grayscale’s victory over the SEC, where a federal court ordered the securities regulator to reconsider its decision to deny a proposed spot BTC ETP.
Grayscale regains hope following a court order urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to take another look at its BTC ETF application, citing the lack of adequate explanation for its earlier rejection.
Both the SEC and Ripple will have a chance to argue whether the finance regulator is entitled to file an appeal this month; the court expects SEC v Ripple to go to trial sometime in Q2 of 2024.
The FDIC’s annual Risk Review for 2023 is the first to be published since the banking chaos of March 2023, which saw the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
