Telegram CEO Pavel Durov charged, barred from leaving France
After his arrest on Aug. 25, French prosecutors said they had indicted Pavel Durov with criminal charges related to his role at Telegram. Go to Source
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Breaking: Telegram CEO Pavel Durov taken to court in Paris
Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov was taken to court from custody on Wednesday, several reports suggested. Go to Source
US authorities oppose ex-FTX exec’s motion to void plea deal
The US Attorney’s Office said Ryan Salame made a “demonstrably false” allegation by claiming prosecutors did not intend to continue investigating his partner, Michelle Bond. Go to Source
Breaking: Telegram CEO Pavel Durov allegedly arrested in France
Reports are trickling in via social media, but so far, we haven’t seen any official confirmation. Go to Source
Crypto law firm loses appeal to force SEC’s hand on Ether classification
Hodl Law sued the SEC in 2022, claiming it could face the regulator’s ire for using Ethereum and wanted a court to force it to decide if ETH is a security. Go to Source
SEC opposes Richard Heart’s bid to dismiss $1B securities lawsuit
The SEC hit back at Richard Heart’s bid to dismiss its lawsuit, claiming it has sway over him as his alleged illicit securities sales targeted the US. Go to Source
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. Go to Source
Ryan Salame seeks to void guilty plea, says fed didn’t keep promise
The government has reneged on its agreement to stop investigating his partner, claims former FTX executive Ryan Salame. Go to Source
Shaquille O’Neal may still be in hot water over Astral NFTs, says judge
A Miami judge didn’t dismiss a claim that basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal was a “seller” of Astrals NFTs and found they could be securities under US law. Go to Source
Judge sets Oct 2025 trial for brothers allegedly behind $25M exploit
Shortly after their arrest in May, Anton and James Peraire-Bueno were released on $250,000 bonds until the conclusion of their criminal case. Go to Source
