Robinhood receives SEC subpoena following FTX collapse
The U.S. securities regulator and the California Attorney General’s office are probing the digital asset activities at Robinhood, including listings, custody, and platform operations.
The U.S. securities regulator and the California Attorney General’s office are probing the digital asset activities at Robinhood, including listings, custody, and platform operations.
U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra found ‘The Ren Project’ in civil contempt after it failed to reply to a ‘show good cause’ court order in a class action suit brought by customers of Cryptsy.
A fresh slew of charges was brought against Sam Bankman-Fried, which was triggered after opening a bank account that he used to transmit and receive customer funds.
In a flurry of court filings, New York and federal finance regulators lodged multiple objections to the proposed billion-dollar deal, on the grounds that it could prove discriminatory and unlawful.
U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Kaplan has ordered SBF to refrain from using VPN when accessing the internet from his house arrest at his parents’ home in California.
Tether CTO Paolo Ardoino gave an interview in which he celebrated Tether's ability to redeem $7 billion—10% of its alleged reserves—in one 48-hour period during last year's 'crypto' meltdown.
A digital currency rumor on Twitter speculating that the SEC would ban staking for retail speculators in the U.S. rocked Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, ranting another rant of spewing misinformation.
This year, Super Bowl fans will have to do without chasing Coinbase QR codes around the screen and will have to settle for alcohol, SUVs, packaged food, and movie ads.
Binance will ‘temporarily’ halt U.S. dollar bank transfers on February 8, in the latest sign that all is not well with the world’s largest digital asset exchange by trading volume.
BlockFi told the court that the current upswing in the BTC mining sector makes it the ideal time to sell, with the judge approving a February 20 deadline for bids.
The fraud division of Department of Justice recently began scrutinizing Silvergate Bank for its dealings with SBF's FTX exchange and its affiliated market-maker Alameda Research, according to Bloomberg.
In legally ambiguous and vague language, Gemini repeatedly told its customers that funds were FDIC-insured, giving them false hope that their money was safe.