The U.S. securities regulator has been unsuccessful in its attempts to serve HEX and PulseChain founder Richard Heart with its lawsuit for selling unregistered securities.
U.S. prosecutors challenged the terms of CZ's release, claiming that his vast wealth and the UAE’s lack of an extradition treaty with the U.S. made it unlikely that he would return for sentencing.
Celsius says it has had dialogues with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which had publicly opposed its previous reorganization plan and settled on only mining BTC.
In the latest charges against COPA members, Kraken was charged by the SEC on November 20 over illegally selling digital asset securities and comingling customer and corporate funds.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Kraken and Coinbase with selling unregistered securities, revealing asset risks and regulatory challenges, as industry leaders grapple with compliance issues and fiscal discrepancies.
The Philippines is being built for something great as nChain doubles down on its efforts to support the country's digitalization, partnering with agencies to harness the state's full potential.
The pump-and-dump of the XRP on Monday was triggered by reports of BlackRock's filing for an ETF in the U.S., which was confirmed to be fake, with the firm's exec saying it was made by "some whacko."
U.S. regulators made their stance about 'crypto' clear, with the SEC taking 784 enforcement actions against 'crypto' firms and individuals in 2023, while the CFTC filed 96 digital asset cases.
The New York Bankruptcy Court has cleared Celsius' restructuring plan, unlocking around $2 billion worth of digital assets to be distributed to creditors.
The U.S. SEC rejected the various arguments made by Binance, stating in its response to the exchange's motion that "no court has adopted Defendants' tortured interpretation of the law."
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that the SEC had failed to justify its rejection of the Grayscale spot ETF, particularly in light of approvals given to ETF applications.
Former Bitwise CEOs Jake Soberal and Irma Olguin, Jr. would face a hefty penalty of $250,000 and a 20-year jail term if convicted of wire fraud, which they've been allegedly doing since January 2022.
