U.S. presidential candidate and crypto entrepreneur Brock Pierce was legally served during his campaign rally in New York on Monday.
A man from Washington, D.C., has been charged with running a diamond investment scam with its own cryptocurrency, Argyle Coin.
Ripple has disputed YouTube's claims it knew nothing about XRP scams on its site, saying it alerted the video platform hundreds of times.
AT&T has won a motion to dismiss a $200 million punitive damages claim from Mike Terpin, who lost $24 million in crypto via SIM hack
Wright and the Kleiman estate will now put their arguments before a jury in January.
Lawyers for Tether and Bitfinex parent iFinex have said a class action accusing them of market manipulation relies on unfounded allegations.
A U.S. lawsuit that alleged the Tezos ICO was an unregistered securities sale has been settled for $25 million.
The New York attorney released the funds without authorization and lost investment firm Benthos Master Fund $4.6 million intended for a bitcoin purchase deal.
A Russian court convicted two men for extortion, but did not force them to return over $900,000 in crypto since crypto has no legal definition as property. Other courts have taken a different view.
A court filing alleges federal government suppression of an OFR review led to crypto businesses being defined as money transmitters.
Mark Karpeles said he is reviewing the verdict with his legal team.
Bitcoin keys from coins Wright claims to own were used to sign a message calling him a "fraud."
The founders had used the tech to establish a rival advertising firm, but claimed they'd been "screwed out of" their company.
The judge pointed to the fact that Wright has previously been accused of abusing attorney-client privilege in the Kleiman case.
In the fallout from a massive hack of the New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange, users at last have a little good news.