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Tron founder Justin Sun is suing Bloomberg over allegations that the media outlet planned to publish his sensitive financial information, sparking a debate about privacy in the cryptocurrency industry.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering a lawsuit against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over alleged mismanagement of Fed building costs and monetary policy decisions.
The SEC granted Ripple an unprecedented waiver, allowing it to engage in private securities sales, which contrasts with a previous court ruling and marks the end of the SEC-Ripple lawsuit, sparking debates about regulatory consistency and XRP's status.
A federal judge in California has allowed state-level class actions against EthereumMax (EMAX) promoters to proceed, targeting high-profile figures like Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather, and Paul Pierce, while rejecting a nationwide claim.
The SEC and Ripple Labs have mutually dismissed their appeals, ending their long-standing legal dispute over whether XRP is a security, with each side bearing its own legal costs.
A California judge granted partial class-action approval to EthereumMax investors, targeting celebrities like Kim Kardashian for their alleged roles in promoting the token, highlighting accountability in celebrity-endorsed crypto schemes.
The content appears to be promotional material for online casino bonuses and cryptocurrency betting offers, listing various deals and incentives.
The SEC and Ripple Labs have jointly dismissed all appeals, formally ending the legal case between them, which has significant implications for Ripple and the XRP market.
Bitcoin SV investors are challenging Binance's 2019 delisting of BSV in a £9 billion UK Supreme Court case, alleging anti-competitive behavior that harmed BSV's market value.
Ripple's legal battle with the SEC remains active as neither party has filed a formal dismissal, despite public assumptions that the case was over, and the $125 million fine is already in escrow.