Follow the latest litigation cases affecting the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors and understand their potential impact on regulations and market dynamics.
Litigation
Follow the latest litigation cases affecting the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors and understand their potential impact on regulations and market dynamics.
The US SEC charges Justin Sun and his companies for unregistered offers and sales of TRX and BTT, market manipulation of TRX, and undisclosed compensation to celebrities for promoting TRX and BTT.
The legal representative of Do Kwon is trying to appeal the decision of the Court in Montenegro and the issue of extradition of Kwon from Montenegro is also being resolved. South Korea is once again launching a prosecution against a former Terra employee, Daniel Shin.
The legal representative of Do Kwon is trying to appeal the decision of the Court in Montenegro and the issue of extradition of Kwon from Montenegro is also being resolved. South Korea is once again launching a prosecution against a former Terra employee, Daniel Shin.
The US SEC charges Justin Sun and his companies for unregistered offers and sales of TRX and BTT, market manipulation of TRX, and undisclosed compensation to celebrities for promoting TRX and BTT.
Around $140 million worth of wrapped ether, stolen last year in a hack on the Wormhole token bridge, has been recovered using a counter-exploit on the Oasis.app vault in which it was being held. A UK court ordered Oasis to carry out the recovery action.
Bankrupt Celsius has started withdrawing funds for clients holding deposit accounts for the first time since June last year. But there are a number of restrictions.
The ongoing dispute between Ripple and SEC is closely followed by crypto participants and investors alike, with many anticipating the outcome's potential impact on the market.
The Mt. Gox saga continues. The repayment registration deadline was moved to March 2023. We propose revisiting this story and going through its main stages.
Martin Glenn, the federal judge dealing with the bankruptcy of Celsius, ruled that the funds under the Earn program belong to Celsius. At the same time, Letitia James, the Attorney General of New York, filed a lawsuit against Alex Mashinsky.
