Today, on October 4th, SBF will spend his first day in court almost one year after FTX collapse. He faces seven charges and if found guilty might spend his whole life in prison.

The regulator’s second legal action against an NFT collection seemingly targets any use of blockchain technology by artistic endeavors, casting a shadow of uncertainty over all such projects.

The Ripple vs SEC case is sadly still far from being settled. In mid-August the judge granted the SEC's request to file an interlocutory appeal, although Ripple now claims the regulator has failed to satisfy all the prerequisites necessary to justify this.

In addition to its other compliance-based troubles, Binance is also under investigation in connection with possible violations of the U.S. sanctions on Russia. Local observers report on interesting ways the exchange circumvents the restrictions.

Crypto custodian holding hundreds of millions of clients' digital assets goes bankrupt as a result of crypto key mismanagement. As often happens in the crypto world, the story may continue to develop.

The LBRY project for free media on the blockchain has lost its appeal against the U.S. SEC. There were concerns that the court ruling may have set a precedent for larger crypto disputes by the SEC.

A U.S. judge ruled yesterday that Ripple's XRP token is not a security for programmatic sales. Several exchanges are planning to relist XRP on their platforms following the ruling, and many major crypto prices saw a boost.

Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, is being investigated in France for alleged money laundering, just one year after receiving regulatory approval in the country.