Despite the arrest of the main suspect, some of the stolen funds continued to be moved, suggesting multiple potential attackers.
Category: Regulation News
Bankruptcy law firm S&C absolved from misconduct according to new FTX proposal
FTX’s amended plan contains an exculpation clause that could absolve Sullivan & Cromwell, along with all debtors, of future liabilities.
SEC files final response in Ripple XRP case
The SEC argues that Ripple’s claims do not negate the need for injunctions to prevent future violations.
NBA, football, NASCAR stars cough up $2.4M in Voyager promo suit
Rob Gronkowski, Victor Oladipo, and Landon Cassill have agreed to settle with plaintiffs in their ongoing case against Voyager Digital.
Hong Kong central bank forms community to explore asset tokenization
Regulators like HKMA and SFC united with local private sector firms like HSBC and HashKey to support the tokenization market in Hong Kong.
SEC’s Gary Gensler is getting irked being asked about crypto
SEC Chair Gary Gensler says he gets an “outsized ratio” of questions about crypto despite its relatively small size compared to the overall financial market.
Philosopher Yuval Noah Harari warns of AI’s risks in finance
The bestselling author, philosopher and historian sees grim potential for AI to get out of control in the financial system.
Ex-Digitex Futures Exchange CEO pleads guilty to violating Bank Secrecy Act
U.S. authorities indicted former Digitex CEO Adam Todd in February for failure to implement and maintain an effective Anti-Money Laundering program at the exchange.
Australian Tax Office seeks data from 1.2M crypto exchange users: Report
The personal and crypto-transaction related details could help identify users who failed to report their tax obligations, according to the Australian Tax Office.
Leading Colombian bank launches crypto exchange and peso stablecoin
The Colombian bank behind the crypto exchange claimed the platform was created after nearly a decade of study and research.