Judge rules against LBRY in securities case: what does it mean for Ripple?
LBRY lost its battle against the SEC following a federal judge's ruling that the LBC tokens are securities, sending a signal that Ripple may likely face the same fate.
LBRY lost its battle against the SEC following a federal judge's ruling that the LBC tokens are securities, sending a signal that Ripple may likely face the same fate.
Should SBF go down in flames because CZ caused a run on FTX’s underfunded bank, we should expect SBF to share secrets learned while he and CZ are at war.
Yoo Mo was arrested last week on charges of violating the Capital Markets Act as a key member of the Terra group, but a South Korean court has dismissed his arrest.
Authorities in South Korea ordered KuCoin and OKX to freeze over 3,300 BTC they claim is owned by the Luna Foundation Guard, but Kwon claims he knows nothing about it.
Satish Kumbhani, co-founder of BitConnect, plunged into deeper trouble as Indian police put him under investigation over a $2.4 billion scam that could land him 70 years in jail if proven guilty.
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.
Arthur Hayes and Benjamin Delo, co-founders of the BitMEX cryptocurrency exchange, have pled guilty to using their platform as a means of dodging U.S. money laundering rules.
Polymarket allowed its users to bet on events such as who wins the U.S. presidential elections or the number of COVID cases, but violated regulations, according to the regulator.
Due to Tether’s legal troubles, the Ontario securities regulator has placed the digital currency under “Prohibited Crypto Assets,” the only asset under this category.
Digital currency platform BlockFi’s dismissal of the brushback pitch thrown by New Jersey regulators could have major ramifications for company execs and those who helped promote unregistered securities.
The loan was taken to cover for the loss of $850 million in co-mingled client and corporate funds caused by entrusting its liquidity to a Panamanian company called Crypto Capital, according to NYAG.
The SEC's rejection of Coinbase's plea for a new framework borders on its failure to include the "text or the substance of any proposed rule" as mandated by the Commission's Rules of Practice.