News with the tag "Law"

The article discusses a surge in crypto-related crime losses in the U.S. in 2024, highlights a case involving ransomware extortion, and mentions regulatory actions in Hong Kong and the Czech Republic.

The article discusses Hong Kong's new regulations for stablecoins and cybersecurity standards for virtual asset trading platforms, alongside updates on SEC decisions and a theft case involving Solana.

Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, pleaded guilty to fraud charges in the U.S., highlighting increased global enforcement in cryptocurrency cases and its implications for investor protection and market credibility.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) proposals, while Solana meme coins experience a market slump as investors shift focus to Ethereum and 'quality-focused' assets.

The US Treasury Department's OFAC has imposed sanctions on crypto wallets linked to Russia-based Garantex and the A7A5 stablecoin, targeting networks aiding Russia in evading financial sanctions.

Jarett Dunn, a former Pump.fun developer, admitted to stealing Solana tokens, while Pump.fun's ecosystem and Solana meme coins experience significant growth.

The article discusses various cybersecurity incidents in the cryptocurrency space, including a hack on Turkish exchange BtcTurk, North Korean hackers targeting Binance, and warnings from the FBI about fake law firms targeting crypto scam victims.

The article discusses various topics including cookie usage on websites, FBI warnings about crypto scams, and legal actions involving cryptocurrency figures.

The article discusses various topics including U.S. Treasury's stance on Bitcoin reserves, Ethereum ETF inflows outperforming Bitcoin, FBI warnings about fake law firms targeting crypto scam victims, Justin Sun's lawsuit against Bloomberg, and Google's new rules for crypto apps on Play Store.

TRON founder Justin Sun is suing Bloomberg to prevent the publication of his detailed crypto holdings, citing risks of theft, hacking, and bodily harm.