Peer-to-peer crypto exchanges struggle to navigate shifting legal landscape
Two major P2P platforms announced their closure in the first quarter of 2023. Many blame it on growing regulatory scrutiny, but experts call for better alternatives.
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Do Kwon lawyers received $7 million before Terra collapse: Report
While trying to tie in Kwon’s ill intent in prepaying the law firm, prosecutors believe that the information will help in the ongoing fraud case.
Individual behind $3.4B Silk Road Bitcoin theft sentenced to one year in prison
James Zhong pleaded guilty to the wire fraud charges in November 2022 and had been awaiting sentencing for his role in the "unlawfully obtained" Bitcoin scheme.
Arizona governor vetoes bill targeting taxes on blockchain node hosts
The bill aimed to have only state authorities impose regulations and taxes on individuals and businesses running blockchain nodes, as opposed to those at the city and county level.
San Francisco authorities make arrest in stabbing of Cash App creator Bob Lee
Police chief Bill Scott said there was evidence that the suspect and Bob Lee knew each other but did not comment on the possible motive of the attack.
US court issues summons to Tron’s Justin Sun, threatens default judgment if no response
The summons was related to a civil lawsuit filed by the SEC against Justin Sun and others over allegedly offering and selling TRX tokens as unregistered crypto asset securities.
Judge orders YouTuber ‘BitBoy Crypto’ to appear and address alleged harassment
Ben Armstrong was ordered to appear in a Florida court to address allegations he threatened and harassed lawyers behind a class-action lawsuit against him and other crypto influencers.
First of many? How Italy’s ChatGPT ban could trigger a wave of AI regulation
A data breach and a lack of transparency led Italy to ban ChatGPT, the popular AI-powered chatbot, sparking a debate on the future of AI regulation and innovation.
Bill limiting incentives for crypto miners passes Texas Senate, moves to House
Senate Bill 1751 will next move to the Texas House of Representatives, which is scheduled to meet and discuss legislation on April 13.
Wyoming defends crypto-friendly bank charter regime in Custodia Bank’s lawsuit with Fed
“The State of Wyoming believes that this changes the tenor of the suit and in turn questions the legitimacy and viability of the State’s statutory framework," said AG Bridget Hill.
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