Nvidia crypto sales case could see flood of ‘frivolous’ lawsuits — Advocate body
Crypto advocates The Digital Chamber has backed Nvidia in a Supreme Court fight with investors, saying the court’s decision could affect the entire crypto industry.
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‘Grim Reapers’ financial crimes unit revived to investigate Terra collapse
After over two years, the feared investigative and prosecutorial team has been reformed by the new President to look into the mess caused by Terraform Labs. 561 Total views 3 Total shares Legal troubles are mounting for the co-founder of failed Terra crypto project Do Kwon as the South Korean government revives the dormant "Grim…

What does it mean to be bullish or bearish in crypto?
When talking about markets, both mainstream and crypto, “bullish” and “bearish” often come up in headlines and conversation, although such usage typically depends on financial knowledge and experience. What do the two terms mean?Bullish and bearish refer to market sentiment, seen collectively or expressed by an individual. If someone is bullish, it means they expect…

New York Crypto Regulator Adds Silk Road Investigator as General Counsel
New York regulator that issues BitLicences adds a Silk Road investigator to its legal counsel. 2548 Total views 42 Total shares April 28, New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) announced that it is adding a former Silk Road investigator as general counsel.The Department regulates financial services and products, which include cryptocurrency-related businesses. It…

Burning quantum-vulnerable BTC is the best option — Jameson Lopp
The Bitcoin community continues to debate whether allowing the recovery of lost BTC by hackers using quantum computers would be ethical. 830 Total views 1 Total shares Jameson Lopp, the chief security officer at Bitcoin (BTC) custody company Casa, recently argued against allowing quantum recovery of lost BTC and said that burning these coins to

Bitcoin Volume and Returns Remain Stable Amid Global Economic Uncertainty
Recent reporting by Cointelegraph shows that Bitcoin (BTC) spending has retraced since March 9 amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic. Data from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis also shows that even the amount of Bitcoin spent on illicit activities through darknet marketplaces is down from pre-coronavirus levels.Despite the reduction in transactions, traders still view the current prices…

Ohio County Auditors to Explore Blockchain-Based Real Estate System
The County Auditors’ Association of Ohio (CAAO) has announced the formation of a working group to study the use of blockchain for the effective transfer of property deeds. The news was reported on Feb. 21 by Ohio-based blockchain startup SafeChain — the technical advisor for the multi-county initiative.The association’s collaborative effort will reportedly test the…

Mainstream media challenge decision to protect FTX customers: Report
Legal representatives of the media outlets have reportedly argued that FTX is not entitled to a “novel and sweeping exception” just because its customers used cryptocurrency. 172 Total views 1 Total shares The four major media outlets advocating for the release of FTX customer names have opposed the decision to seal them. Meanwhile, a crypto…