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Canadian police reported using Chainalysis Reactor to trace crypto crimes
Police now have the ability to trace blockchain transactions, identify suspects and determine where funds have been deposited.
South Korea arrests Bitsonic CEO for allegedly stealing $7.5M of users’ money
The vice president of the crypto exchange will also be put on trial but without preliminary detention.
US Fed steps up oversight of banks’ involvement with crypto firms
The limitations set out in the Federal Reserve’s new Program provides additional measures to its original policy statement laid out in January.
Former FTX exec Ryan Salame and US prosecutors are discussing a plea deal: Report
It’s unclear whether any reported guilty plea from Ryan Salame would have the former FTX Digital Markets co-CEO testify at Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial in October.
CoinGecko now has an index for crypto tokens alleged as securities
According to CoinGecko, nearly $85 billion worth of crypto falls under the category of “alleged SEC securities.”
Prosecutors will still consider Sam Bankman-Fried’s alleged campaign finance scheme at trial
Rather than reinstating a count on campaign finance violations to SBF’s indictment, the Justice Department said it will consider the evidence as part of a […]
Obligatory license for stablecoins? What do the latest FSB guidelines mean
FSB starts from the definition of “global stablecoin”, which serves as a means of payment and storage and has the potential for adoption across multiple […]
CDC report underscores importance of judge’s verdict in Ripple case
The CDC expressed satisfaction with the ruling, which aligned with their amicus brief supporting Ripple.
Bank of England will get more power in regulating stablecoins
The United Kingdom government could rebalance the power between the Bank of England and the country’s principal financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority.