US gov’t will probe Binance at least six times in three years
As part of its $4.3B plea deal, Binance and its customers will be probed by the DoJ and other US agencies on an 'unprecedented' scale.
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Researcher finds data harvesting inside Ledger Live app
Ledger Live, the most popular crypto hardware wallet software, is tracking and transmitting sensitive user data to third parties.
Duped investors of Ontario ‘crypto king’ cause mansion sale reversal
Ontario's 'crypto king' has lost a lawsuit with the NBA star who bought his mansion, perhaps setting a precedent in housing law.
Russian founder of sanctioned exchange Garantex starts Tether desk
Exved, a new Russian firm working on cross-border USDT flows, is working with executives of previously sanctioned firms like Garantex.
FCA too slow on crypto enforcement, says UK’s spending watchdog
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been criticized by the National Audit Office for acting too slow to enforce crypto laws.
Preston Pysh says proposed FinCEN crypto rules violate US Constitution
A powerful bureau of the US Treasury, FinCEN, is facing backlash for its proposed rules and privacy intrusion of crypto companies.
Telegram’s TON network suffers from its ‘success,’ scales down to 1TPS
The Open Network (TON) has suffered a significant slowdown that the TON Foundation has blamed on poor validator hardware.
Court says Irish minister can pursue Google to expose crypto ad scams
A high court granted lawyers of Tánaiste Mícheál Martin permission to legally challenge Google to identify perpetrators of crypto ad scams.
Examining Cumberland, Tether’s biggest client left standing
Cumberland is the largest Tether client to not declare bankruptcy, and is an important market-maker, OTC desk, and venture firm.
Luke Dashjr calls Ordinals a spam ‘bug’ that should be ‘fixed’
OCEAN mining pool operator Luke Dashjr believes Ordinals inscription transactions are exploiting a spam bug and attacking the Bitcoin network.