Konstantin Ignatov has again had his sentencing date adjourned while he continues to cooperate with U.S. prosecutors.
The District of Columbia Bar has approved crypto payments for lawyers' fees.
Following a sharp drop in the Wirecard stock price, the German shareholders' body holds EY responsible for not alerting the public sooner over the firm's accounting failures.
A Florida judge threw out a motion for sanctions against Wright saying the lawsuit over 1.1 million BTC would be better decided by a jury.
The Bank of Korea has set up a legal panel to advise on possible regulatory sticking points for a future CBDC issuance.
The Blockchain Association is claiming that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is wrongfully conflating Kik's exempt offering of securities during a 2017 ICO with the issuance of kin tokens
The judge pointed to the fact that Wright has previously been accused of abusing attorney-client privilege in the Kleiman case.
The accused scammers argue they are unable to follow medical advice in an enclosed jail environment.
A new blockchain called Hive is being told it needs to change its name just days after it was created in a fork from Steem.
The digital currency exchange had unlawfully reversed seven trades after its system erroneously allowed a trader to sell ether at an inflated price, the court decided.
French prosecutors have charged Vinnik on counts of extortion, aggravated money laundering, conspiracy and more.
The company claims that plaintiffs cannot prove Tether transactions caused bitcoin’s surge or that damages were incurred.
The brother of OneCoin's infamous "Cryptoqueen," Konstantin Ignatov has reached a plea deal with U.S. authorities.
Kik has hit a brick wall with its ambitious "void for vagueness" defense in a case brought by the SEC over its $100 million initial coin offering.
Messaging app firm Telegram has made a new plea to a U.S. court to drop an action brought by the SEC alleging its token is a security.