Friday, April 26, 2024
Ron Paul sees Bitcoin as a possible option that contributes to the financial freedom of Americans. Criticizing the excessive issuance of fiat money, he said that "the problem is that money does not have enough value."
While the SEC’s case against Ripple Lab received the most attention from the industry in the past couple of months, there has been some other enforcement-related news, which are worth to be reviewed. Ripple...
The cybercriminals claimed that they had stolen 250 gigabytes of information concerning police officers. Babuk demanded USD 4 million from the authorities to prevent the leakage of the data. In late April, a...
A growing number of banks worldwide have announced their plans to launch cryptocurrency-related products for their customers. Swiss bank Bordier & Cie ScmA partnered with Sygnum Bank, which will allow its customers to buy, sell and...
Authorized firm Ontier is currently representing Craig Wright in a lawsuit against Bitcoin developers. A community of users and developers is responding to the demand introduced by Wright. The self-proclaimed inventor of Bitcoin, Craig...
January 2021 was the first month over a long time when the SEC did not bring any enforcement actions. But it does not mean that there will be no cases in the future because a large number...
Authorities are counting on 60 additional days to review all regulatory proposals. FinCEN proposed a new regulation that requires exchanges to provide information about their users. Joe Biden, the newly elected president of...
Trump’s pardons went in unexpected directions. The Bitcoin community will have to wait for a new chance to free Ross Ulbricht. Donald Trump denied granting a presidential pardon to Edward Snowden and Ross...
Marc Ginsberg denounces that extremist behavior is promoted through Telegram. The claim is about how the platform violates Apple's policies. Marc Ginsberg, Former US ambassador and President of the US nonprofit group, Coalition...
He believes that advances in the use of blockchain technology in the financial sector defy current laws. According to Brian Brooks, it is necessary to regulate the technology rather than who operates it.