The crypto industry is celebrating a significant legal victory recently as U.S. District Court Judge Robert Shelby found the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) guilty of "bad faith conduct" in its case against Digital Licensing, known as DEBT Box.
WilfredSEC ordered to pay $1.8M to DEBT Box after failed lawsuit. Ruling prompts industry hope for fairer enforcement. Critics question SEC's aggressive stance under Gensler's leadership.
EdmundFormer US President Donald Trump is warming up to Bitcoin as it surges to new all-time highs.
JinseFinanceRecently, Bitcoin’s presence has been a bit overwhelming. Three current and former presidents/prime ministers have maxed out their Bitcoins one after another.
JinseFinanceTrump acknowledges Bitcoin's popularity but prefers the dollar. Despite past skepticism, he engages in NFT ventures. Speculations arise about his evolving stance on crypto, contrasting with Biden's skepticism.
Huang BoThe SEC's withdrawal of the DEBT Box lawsuit prompts questions about its crypto regulation approach, urging investors to monitor evolving developments in this dynamic landscape.
Xu LinThe SEC has frozen Digital Licensing Inc.'s assets and taken legal action against its principals and 13 others for fraudulent activities in crypto mining.
BerniceDonald Trump’s NFT trading cards grabbed ample attention when launching in December, then fell flat once January rolled around.
decryptINTERNET CITY, DUBAI, Jul.1, 2022 – LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, will list DEBT on July 5, ...
BitcoinistEric Trump, the son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, sent TrumpCoin a threatening tweet saying it was deceptively using his family name, but the coin's Twitter account doesn't appear to be concerned.
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