Court denies Ripple access to data on SEC employees’ cryptocurrency transactions
The court denied Ripple's motion to disclose information about the SEC employees' transactions in Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP. This was reported by attorney James Filan.Legal proceedings and trials related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
Court denies Ripple access to data on SEC employees’ cryptocurrency transactions
The court denied Ripple's motion to disclose information about the SEC employees' transactions in Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP. This was reported by attorney James Filan.
U.S. court releases former Monero developer Riccardo Spagni
A court freed the former Monero lead developer Riccardo 'Fluffypony' Spagni from custody.
Another lawsuit filed against AT&T after theft of 159 ETH
Texas resident Jamarquis Etheridge filed a lawsuit against telecommunications giant AT&T, accusing it of security breaches that led to the theft of Ethereum.
Founders of the Finiko pyramid could not appeal their arrest
The Supreme Court of Tatarstan, in absentia, ordered the three Finiko co-founders—Zygmunt Zygmuntovich, Marat and Edward Sabirov—to be held in custody.
Twitter has paid no fines in Russia. Court turns to bailiffs for enforcement
The Tagansky Court of Moscow has referred to the Federal Bailiff Service for enforcement of fines imposed on Twitter in 2021 for violating Russian law.
US court sentences Stefan Qin, founder of crypto hedge funds Virgil Sigma and VQR Multistrategy, to seven and a half years in prison
Stefan Qin, founder of the New York hedge funds Virgil Sigma and VQR Multistrategy, was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison. Prosecutors say that he defrauded investors of more than $54 million.
Former BitMEX executive agrees to extradition to the United States
Gregory Dwyer, the former BitMEX head of business development who resides in Bermuda, has agreed to extradition to the United States to face trial. The Royal Gazette reports.
Court eases indictment in Backpage case over child trafficking and Bitcoin money laundering
An Arizona district court found the indictment against the Backpage founders for aiding child trafficking for sexual exploitation to be improper.
Three media companies will pay $539 million to settle SEC lawsuit
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged GTV Media Group, Saraca Media and Voice of Guo Media with unregistered offers of shares and digital assets. The defendants agreed to pay more than $539 million to settle the suit.
Miner fined 1.5 million rubles in Irkutsk
The Leninsky District Court of Irkutsk found the local resident guilty of illegal electricity consumption for cryptocurrency mining.
Ripple to hand over internal audio and video recordings to the SEC
The fintech company Ripple will provide the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with internal audio and video recordings. U.Today reports.
American of Canadian origin sentenced to 11 years in prison for laundering funds through Bitcoin exchanges for North Korea
Ghaleb Alaumari, a U.S. citizen of Canadian origin, was found guilty of helping North Korean military personnel launder funds obtained from hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
By using this website, you agree to the Privacy policy.