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.
EdmundJudge orders SEC to pay $1.8 million in fees for bad faith actions in Debt Box case.
Huang BoERC404, Pandora, open the box of ERC404 and Pandora Golden Finance, the seamless integration of fungible tokens and non-fungible tokens
JinseFinanceThe 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.
Bernice45-year-old Mr. Hsu led a fraudulent pyramid scheme exploiting the elderly, establishing a fake investment platform and app named "DuoDuo Blind Boxes." They conducted investment seminars across Taiwan, enticing people to join by promising a 3% profit on reselling these blind boxes, pressuring them to become members and purchase USDT for deposit.
JoyUnited States District Judge Robert Shelby has issued a stern warning to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawyers, hinting at possible sanctions in the legal action against Digital Licensing Inc., also known as DEBT Box
AaronINTERNET CITY, DUBAI, Jul.1, 2022 – LBank Exchange, a global digital asset trading platform, will list DEBT on July 5, ...
BitcoinistThe company emphasized that it will "actively fulfill its legal responsibilities to customers and strive to avoid the further spread and proliferation of liquidity risks."
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