David Schwartz, chief technology officer at Ripple Labs, has published a paper claiming XRP cryptocurrency is actually more decentralized than Ethereum and BTC, in the latest attempt to persuade the skeptics.
Indiegogo’s first security token offering (STO) is already available on the platform. The STO is from a luxurious ski resort, St. Regis Aspen Resort in Aspen, Colorado.
A WeChat official told Lanjinger news outlet that the accounts were suspected of publishing ICO and cryptocurrency information contrary to the set regulations.
It seems that Malta is not the only country to come under the tag of the blockchain island of late, with South Korea also entering the fray in a big way.
Sergey Sholom, CEO of eSports cryptocurrency token MobileGo, has threatened to sue investors and anyone else critical of the company, saying that "all the immature and ridiculous demands will be redirected toward our lawyers for appropriate response."
Unikrn, an esports betting startup based in Seattle, has been slapped with a class action lawsuit by an investor who accused the company of breaching U.S. securities laws during its initial coin offering (ICO) in 2017.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has raised the alert for ICO that promote an adoption of SAFT in an effort to try and convince investors that they are offering a security or are in compliance with regulatory guidelines.
The fifth installment in a weekly column, A Power of Facing analyzes a recent working paper from the University of Pennsylvania Law School on the need for tighter regulation of initial coin offerings and smart contracts.
Scotland’s Michelle Mone has announced the launch of Equi Capital, an initial coin offering (ICO) that sought to raise $75m.
Seven cryptocurrency firms in Thailand have been granted approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to operate in the country.
David T. Laurance and Tomahawk Exploration LLC attempted to raise money through the sale of blockchain-based digital tokens called “Tomahawkcoins,” according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The ICO was allegedly to be used to fund oil exploration and drilling in the state of California.
Alarm bells have begun to toll at the Tokyo Stock Exchange following reports that a Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency company is making a bid to take control of a Chinese business listed on the exchange.
