New wrinkle in Genesis bankruptcy comes as some creditors balk at earlier agreement.
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After the MtGox hack, Tokyo put in place tough rules that later protected FTX customers. Now, from that secure base, it’s moving to allow blockchain technologies to flourish.
By: Nina Bambysheva
First filings in former CEO’s defense could drive wedge between prosecutors and current managers of the sprawling crypto empire.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Agency yields nothing in latest court filing as it wages campaign to regulate digital currencies other than bitcoin.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Chipmaker’s Q1 results likely to indicate ‘no fundamental stumbling block for the stock’ in coming months.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Chipmaker reported Q1 earnings for its fiscal 2024 that drove shares up more than 25% in after-hours trading.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Ohio Republican Warren Davidson says withdrawal is ‘a significant victory,’ but plan for levy could eventually be reintroduced.
Accused of flouting securities laws, retreat from American market could be easier than trying to stay.
As crypto exchanges face SEC lawsuits, the company behind the $30 billion USD Coin believes that if regulation finally comes to crypto and stablecoins, its by-the-book approach will put it on top. It also could unleash a storm of formidable competition.
The SEC released a barrage of supporting evidence in its complaint that the world’s largest crypto exchange ignored U.S. securities laws. It makes for interesting reading.