Retirees sue fund linked to public Dogecoin miner Z Squared
Broad Street allegedly promised retirees cash payouts but then switched to locked-up, Dogecoin-linked stock that keeps dropping.
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Broad Street allegedly promised retirees cash payouts but then switched to locked-up, Dogecoin-linked stock that keeps dropping.
Read more (4 min) →Websites of certain crypto advisors allegedly displayed fake SEC certificates carrying identifiers from phony FINRA forms.
— Justin Sun, Legal
Tron founder Justin Sun's deal with the SEC would see all wash trading and price manipulation claims dropped.
HEX founder Richard Heart scored a victory on Friday when a US judge dismissed the SEC’s suit against him, but he is still wanted in Finland.
There are at least three legal possibilities for the final outcome of crypto’s highest-profile lawsuit, SEC v. Ripple et al.
The final legal filing by the Gary Gensler-led SEC appeals SDNY’s decision that programmatic secondary offerings of XRP weren't securities.
Reporting suggests that the SEC is considering dropping enforcement cases against cryptocurrency firms following Trump's inauguration.
Heart’s lawyers asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit against him entirely because, in Heart's view, the SEC lacks jurisdiction over him.
As the SEC’s lawsuit continues against Consensys’ alleged violations of US law, the company has laid off 1/5th of its staff.
At least 14 people are under civil or criminal enforcement for alleged fraud and market manipulation schemes involving 60 crypto assets.