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Telegram refuses to turn over financial data to US SEC
The company won’t reveal information related to its 2018 token sale.
The company won’t reveal information related to its 2018 token sale.
Let’s take a look at a few memorable moments that took place in the blockchain and cryptocurrency news space in 2019.
Blockchain of Things is ordered to repay millions to investors and pay a huge fine for its illegal ICO.
Regulators across the globe have wisened up about how they operate and can more easily identify scammers and thieves who attempt to take advantage of investors.
John Lee has seen it all and believes that blockchain technology is revolutionizing the e-sports industry, from fundraising to powering the platforms.
Leading up to this next step in the evolutionary cycle, the Bitcoin community is still having to deal with its ups and downs.
Kristina Littman succeeds Robert Cohen who left in August, and part of her role involves overseeing initial coin offerings and other “blockchain violations.”
Gladius ceased operations, citing lack of funds, thereby defying the SEC order to reimburse investors.
Maksim Zaslavskiy conducted two ICOs, both of which violated securities laws and now he’ll spend the next 18 months in jail for it.
The CMNV warned against AlyCoin, saying it’s not authorized to offer it services in the country.
Airfox and ParagonCoin are among the culprits, breaking the terms of their settlement agreements with the SEC.
The judge dismissed Kik’s plea, stating that it’s just a reargument of earlier facts with no new discovery