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Month: March 2023
Do Kwon to reportedly appeal against court’s decision to extend detention
A legal representative of Kwon confirmed the appeal against the Montenegrin court’s decision to detain the entrepreneur for 30 days longer than usual.
US explores additional bank support favoring First Republic’s benefit: Report
Despite banking laws stating that remedies should not be aimed at benefiting a specific bank, this change could be structured “in a way to ensure” […]
All rise for the robot judge: AI and blockchain could transform the courtroom
Do the developers of legal bots have sufficient knowledge and experience of the law? Is the data used to “train” their algorithms timely? Will critical […]
Custodia Bank’s membership denied for ties with crypto markets, says US Fed
The United States Federal Reserve released an 86-page report on March 24 detailing the reasons for denying Custodia Bank’s application for membership.
Bitcoin liquidations vanish as trader hopes $30K will hit before dip
Bitcoin market volatility dries up as sideways trading cools bullish BTC price predictions in the near term.
Arbitrum Discord hacker shares phishing announcement amid airdrop hype
The phishing message on Discord offered “the opportunity to re-claim an additional stake in Arbitrum DAO Governance” while citing issues during the initial token claim […]
‘US has left a vacuum that other countries are eager to fill’: Coinbase
While the U.S. government opts for “regulation by enforcement,” other countries are fostering “vibrant” crypto ecosystems due to progressive regulation, argues Coinbase’s Daniel Seifert.
White House report takes aim at Bybit — and forgot about Deribit
The White House isn’t doing any favors for derivatives traders by turning a blind eye to the biggest players in the space.
Do Kwon faces fraud charges from US prosecutors hours after arrest
The Terraform Labs CEO is now facing fraud charges in South Korea, the Securities and Exchange Commission and federal prosecutors in New York.