US court rejects unregistered securities case against Blockvest
A court in the United States has rejected a claim brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against blockchain assets exchange Blockvest.
A court in the United States has rejected a claim brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against blockchain assets exchange Blockvest.
Rep. Warren Davidson, of the 8th district of the state of Ohio, is reportedly weighing up a prospective bill which would treat ICOs as a type of product, rather than a form of security, thereby reducing the influence and oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged the founder of crypto trading platform EtherDelta with running an unregistered securities exchange, in the latest example of the regulator taking direct enforcement action against those who flout securities law.
The German central bank, Deutsche Bundesbank, has partnered with the operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange to successfully test the application of blockchain technology in securities settlement.
The North Dakota Securities Department (NDSD) issued a cease and desist order against three firms that were discovered to be involved in promoting fraudulent securities and illegal business practices related to ICOs in the state.
The Bank of Communications, a bank owned by the Chinese government, has successfully issued mortgage-backed securities worth over $1.3 billion on infrastructure powered by blockchain.
Timothy Tilton Ayre, promoter of a scheme called HempCoin, is charged with promoting the token as an unregulated security, which has been described as “the first minable coin backed by marketable securities.”
The chief securities regulator in Malaysia has called an immediate halt to trade in the Lavidacoin (LVC), a cryptocurrency recently launched by one of the country’s foremost beauty gurus.
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.
A district court in the United States has junked a motion seeking to remand against Ripple Labs and its subsidiary XRP II.
Icelandic cryptocurrency mining company Genesis Mining is all set to resume its operations in the United States after the Securities Commissioner of South Carolina dismissed its six-month-old cease and desist order against the operator.
Ripple Labs has been served with yet another lawsuit seeking to have its cryptocurrency, XRP, classified as a security.