In 2016, cryptocurrency really started to gain attention on a global level. It was also the beginning of a split for Ethereum, as well as one of the darker sides of the Bitcoin ecosystem—the initial coin offering.
The SEC is on it again, this time settling with Veritaseum issue Reginald Middleton for $9.5M.
Borg has seen blockchain disrupt the gaming industry and believes this is just the beginning.
The crypto scheme, backed by celebrities including Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled, is accused of running an ICO scam with the intent of defrauding unsuspecting investors.
Telegram was set to take on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in court this Thursday, but it now looks like it’s going to have to wait.
Kik announced via Twitter its resurgence on Sunday, explaining that they are here to stay.
Telegram might use a small clause in their investment contract to hold onto as much investment money as possible.
The SEC is making plenty of news, with clearer rules for MSBs and an action to stop Telegram in its tracks.
The regulator is set to settle with Middleton, the man it accused of raising $15 million in an illegal securities sale.
The regulator has settled with Block.one which it had accused of raising $4.1 billion in an unregistered ICO, and resolving all matters between the two
ICOBox appears to have been nothing more than an empty box and the company is now being sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Canadian blockchain firm Vanbex has sold its intellectual property to Hyperion, a Toronto-based crypto broker dealer.
