Sam Bankman-Fried to reportedly plead not guilty to criminal charges
Following a court hearing on Dec. 22, SBF was released on bail and is slated to appear on court on Jan.3 before U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan.
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SBF’s Plea in FTX Fraud Case to Happen Next Week: Report
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, otherwise known as SBF, will enter a plea on January 3, 2023, regarding the criminal charges filed against him in the aftermath of the FTX…
Mango Markets $110M Exploiter Arrested, Faces Charges in New York
Cryptocurrency investor Avraham Eisenberg has been arrested in Puerto Rico on charges of commodities fraud and manipulation for allegedly stealing more than $100 million from decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Mango…
SBF stays at parents’ house on a $250 million bail: Law Decoded, Dec. 19-26
A bail was granted to SBF on the conditions of a $250 million bond, home detention, location monitoring and the surrender of his passport.
ETH staking on top exchanges contributes to Ethereum censorship: Data
One of the biggest factors harming Ethereum's credible neutrality is the use of censoring MEV relays by crypto ecosystems and exchanges.
The 5 most important regulatory developments for crypto in 2022
The European Union has its regulatory framework, while the race is only kicking off in the United States.
Judge pulls out of SBF-FTX case citing husband’s law firm’s advisory link
Judge Abrams’ withdrawal from the FTX case eradicates any conflict of interest in the FTX case because Andres continues to serve as a partner at Davis Polk & Wardwell, a…
Web3 Freedom? OpenSea Blocks Cuban Artists due to US Sanctions
In compliance with U.S. sanctions law, OpenSea – the world’s largest NFT marketplace – is delisting Cuban artist and collector accounts from its platform. A recent statement from the company…
US election agency approves use of NFTs as campaign fundraising incentive
According to the FEC, DataVault will receive “reasonable compensation” for each NFT issued to contributors, as well as track all tokens issued for its own records.
SEC general counsel announces departure from public service
"After thirty-four years of public service, it is time for me to pursue new and different challenges and opportunities," said Dan Berkovitz.
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