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Securities and Exchange Commission
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6 March, 2020
Telegram’s GRAM sale found politicians, billionaires per new documents
Newly uncovered court documents show where Telegram attracted massive investments.
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5 March, 2020
US SEC takes a run at clarifying securities exemptions
The new proposed guidelines could provide guidance for initial coin offerings and ETFs.
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Steven Seagal settles ICO charges with US securities regulator
Seagal had accepted $250,000 in cash and $750,000 equivalent in B2G tokens for promoting the Bitcoiin2Gen ICO.
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Anonymous ‘Investor F’ wants Telegram emails redacted in SEC case
A VC firm has objected to requests from the SEC relating to requests for emails, which it considers “confidential and...
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19 February, 2020
SEC says new evidence damages Telegram’s chances of refuting lawsuit
The U.S. SEC has submitted more evidence to support its claim that Telegram offered illegal securities
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