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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to drop its ongoing enforcement lawsuit against American crypto exchange Kraken, according to a Monday announcement from the firm.The SEC sued Kraken in November 2023, accusing the exchange of commingling customer and corporate funds whileâŚ
The $1.4 billion hack against Bybit wasnât just the largest exploit in crypto history â it was a major test of the industryâs crisis management capabilities, highlighting its maturation since the collapse of FTX.On Feb. 21, North Koreaâs Lazarus Group made off with $1.4 billion in Ether and relatedâŚ
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has agreed to drop its lawsuit against Kraken, the cryptocurrency exchange revealed on March 3. The move ends what the exchange calls a âwasteful, politically motivated campaignâ and âclears the path toward a stable, forward-thinking regulatory regime.âAccorâŚ
Brooklyn-based U.S. District Judge Carol Bagley Amon has dismissed the SEC's lawsuit against Hex, PulseChain, and Pulsex founder Richard Heart, born Richard Schueler, arguing the regulatory agency did not sufficiently establish its jurisdiction over Heart, a U.S. citizen based in Finland. Amon's rulâŚ
Two big themes dominated the crypto news this week: sagging asset prices and the official end of the SECâs enforcement âmania.âOn the former: Bitcoin, which rose steadily from about $70,000 following Novemberâs election, fell precipitously. In early-hours Feb. 28, the price had dipped below $80,000.âŚ
Decentralized exchange Uniswap has entered into a partnership with trading platform Robinhood and a number of payment platforms to facilitate crypto-to-fiat transactions.Starting on Feb. 27, users in more than 180 countries can sell supported crypto assets to deposit funds directly into their bank aâŚ
According to Bloomberg, lawyers representing Justin Sun and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are requesting a stay in the ongoing regulatory proceedings against him. Justin Sun And SEC Seek Case PauseThis joint filing, submitted on Wednesday, indicates that both parties believe it is âŚ
According to the latest court filing, the SEC and Tron founder Justin Sun have requested a stay order in their Civil fraud lawsuit. Both parties are reportedly exploring a resolution or settlement, which would ultimately see the lawsuit dismissed. SEC vs. Justin Sun Legal Battle Is About to EndOver âŚ
TL;DRXRP on the AgendaThe lawsuit between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) remains ongoing more than four years. However, multiple developments and events hint that a final resolution could be just around the corner. One example is the regulatorâs Sunshine Act meeting schedâŚ
LCX has announced a partnership with Crypto Risk Metrics to provide transparent ESG data and carbon impact reports for crypto assets.This collaboration aims to set new standards for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in the cryptocurrency industry, aligning with LCXâs commitmâŚ
In every market cycle, the altseason is an anticipated period for investors marked by a general altcoinsâ price outperformance against Bitcoin. However, there have been many doubts over an altseason in the current bull run with crypto analysts citing a surge in the number of altcoins over the last fâŚ
Changpeng âCZâ Zhao, founder and former CEO of Binance, revealed his dogâs name in an X post on Feb. 13, sparking a wave of memecoins named after the Belgian Malinois canine.âBroccoliâ memecoins have quickly taken up residence on popular memecoin launching platforms, including Solanaâs Pump.fun, wheâŚ