Did Michael Saylor pay Bitcoin developers to stop working?
Ten31's Matt Odell claimed this week that Michael Saylor has “actively killed deals to support developers,” and that “he is proud of it.”
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Uniswap received a Wells notice — now what?
No one outside of the SEC and Uniswap has seen the Wells notice but there are only a handful of issues that the SEC could be looking into.
The rise and fall of KuCoin
Warrants are out for the arrest of the KuCoin co-founders — a spectacular bookend to the story of the world’s once-fourth-largest exchange.
Do Kwon extradition approved again, US looking likely
Do Kwon's extradition has been approved again by Montenegro’s High Court. The final say is now with a minister who reportedly favors the US.
Here are the macro tailwinds driving bitcoin to new highs
A prescient thread of predictions on February 2 explained the macro tailwinds that have sent crypto prices to all-time highs.
Australian regulators appeal loss in Finder Earn case
ASIC has filed to appeal its loss against Finder Wallet, which alleges the Finder Earn product was offered without the appropriate license.
What does Avraham Eisenberg’s ‘code is law’ defense mean for DeFi?
As Avraham Eisenberg's trial gets underway, the legal credibility of decentralized finance as an autonomous financial system is at stake.
Elon Musk burner X account trolled Caroline Ellison and Michael Saylor
Elon Musk says the X account that posted odd messages to Michael Saylor and engaged with explicit posts about Caroline Ellison, was a 'test.'
Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years — but now what?
There’s little legal wiggle room for Bankman-Fried and while he may present specific arguments, the odds of them succeeding are pretty low.
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Richard Heart claims SEC lawsuit infringes his free speech
Richard Heart of HEX, PulseChain, and PulseX has filed to dismiss the SEC’s lawsuit. A US judge will now rule whether the case proceeds.