US court freezes Three Arrows Capital assets and approves subpoenas for founders
The order was made in response to an emergency motion by liquidators, who say that 3AC’s founders—Su Zhu and Kyle Davies—have been uncooperative.
The order was made in response to an emergency motion by liquidators, who say that 3AC’s founders—Su Zhu and Kyle Davies—have been uncooperative.
Binance could be in major regulatory trouble with Uncle Sam after the controversial digital currency exchange was accused of ignoring economic sanctions imposed on Iran.
It's the latest development in a public saga now involving the richest man in the world, US$44 billion, one of the internet's best-known social networks, and even a former President of the United States.
Konvoy's plans for the fund include a 20-30% allocation to investing in blockchain and digital assets-related games, according to a Bloomberg report.
The diplomats requested several of the 31 licensed digital assets exchanges and miners in Japan to halt their operations in Russia; Japan's Financial Services Agency backed the requests.
The U.S. Treasury has delivered the new framework to President Joe Biden this week. It sets out a multi-agency approach toward engagement with foreign counterparts and in international fora.
In the second part of the Women in Fintech series, we're looking if women are fairly funded within the venture capital ecosystem, if the industry is male-dominated, and more.
South Korea has agreed with the United States to share digital asset crime investigation data and make joint efforts to investigate entities and persons connected to the collapsed Terra blockchain.
U.S. government employees who own digital currencies can’t have any input into matters involving the digital assets they own, according to new ethics rules.
Meta is shutting down its Novi wallet. The social media company is asking its users to withdraw their funds—either by transferring them to their bank accounts or withdrawing them as cash.
Huobi obtained a money business service license but has yet to attain the money transmitter license, which would allow it to offer digital asset exchange services.
The CFTC brought charges against Cornelius Johannes Steynberg, CEO of Mirror Trading International Proprietary Limited (MTI), over operating an international fraudulent multi-level marketing scheme.