Montenegro Appellate Court upholds Do Kwon extradition to South Korea
Since 2023, the decision to send the Terraform co-founder to South Korea or the United States has been contested in Montenegrin courts.
Related Posts


Minting, distributing and selling NFTs must involve copyright law
Everyone is wild about nonfungible tokens (NFTs). The first half of 2021 alone saw NFTs from Andy Warhol, NFTs of the code for the World Wide Web, the first-ever Tweet and, of course, the famous $69 million NFT sale of Beeple’s “Everydays.” Whether this explosive rise of NFTs is a flash in the pan or…

New all-time high in 'Uptober?' 5 Things to know in Bitcoin this week
Bitcoin traders' BTC price bets stay firmly bullish as volatility slides back into the September monthly close.

AAVE founder issues health warning to crypto founders after undergoing surgery
AAVE founder Stani Kulechov says he “rarely” ever thought about his health while reflecting a day after completing critical surgery.

Over $900K in Bitcoin Went to Child Sexual Abuse Material Providers in 2019, Says Chainalysis
Blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis has published its latest analysis of the use of cryptocurrencies to purchase child sexual abuse material on the darknet. 1728 Total views 45 Total shares New York-based blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis has published its latest analysis of the use of cryptocurrencies to purchase child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the darknet.In…

Craig Wright Challenges Court Order Requiring Him to Pay 500K Bitcoin
Self-proclaimed creator of Bitcoin (BTC) Craig Wright wants to challenge a recent court order requiring him to pay 500,000 Bitcoins to the Kleiman estate.Reinhardt did not have power to enter the order, Wright saysOn Aug. 30, Wright’s attorney Andres Rivero filed a document with the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida,…

IRS proposes unprecedented data-collection on crypto users
For two years, the cryptocurrency world has been waiting to see how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) would implement the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Put simply, this law established new reporting requirements that risked setting a de facto ban on cryptocurrency mining and exposing millions of Americans to new felony crimes. The good news

Crypto won big in the Supreme Court's Loper Bright decision
The Supreme Court ended the Chevron doctrine in June — significantly undermining the Securities and Exchange Commission's ability to stand athwart crypto.

Bitcoin ETFs scooped up almost 3X more BTC than produced in December
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States hoovered up a whopping 51,500 BTC in December while only a fraction of that was produced.