The U.S. attorney’s office announced that three New Hampshire citizens have pleaded guilty to wire fraud, operating using church accounts to help their “co-defendant” Ian Freeman.
The U.S. Treasury connected the theft to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group it also added the related Ethereum address to its sanctions list.
There was a point in the not too distant past when Coinbase was far more cautious in choosing which tokens to list, a stance perhaps dictated by its decision to remain based in the United States.
The policy research arm of the Republicans in the Senate released a policy paper on digital assets, recognizing the explosion of ‘cryptocurrency’ in the mainstream and calling for regulatory clarity for consumers, entrepreneurs and investors.
Authorities from Germany and the United States have teamed up to bring down Hydra, with the DoJ bringing charges against a Russian national and sanctioning the linked Garantex exchange.
Joshua Henslee travels to South Beach in Miami for the weekend of April 8 to attend several Bitcoin and blockchain related events, reminding him which reminded him that such lacking opportunities to meet in person over the last two years have sorely been missed.
Controversial ‘crypto’ exchange Kraken appears to be taking a page out of rival Binance’s playbook by making it harder for regulators to pinpoint exactly where the company calls home.
In the letter released last week, the agency instructs those institutions falling within the FDIC remit to notify the agency promptly before engaging in a digital asset-related activity.
The White House refers to these plans as its strategy to "modernize rules for digital assets," and they are expecting their efforts to rake in $4.9 billion in revenue by 2023.
The filing allows it to sell the stock from time to time in an “at the market” offering to finance repayment of corporate obligations and for working capital.
The report says that BTC can solve the economic and security issues in the U.S. because of the Russia/Ukraine conflict and that it fosters economic inclusion, but none of these statements are true.
The thrust of SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s address may be already self-evident to many: that current laws already apply to digital assets regardless of how novel the technology may be.
