Law – DIGIT INFO

Telegram Puts Final Nail in GRAM’s Coffin After Withdrawing Appeal

Telegram has dropped its appeal against a U.S. federal court’s injunction that forbade Gram distribution, putting a halt to the TON project.

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New Bill in Ukraine to Finally Let Crypto Firms Open Bank Accounts

New draft bill in Ukraine aims to finally enable local crypto exchanges to open bank accounts, the document’s co-author says

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Craig Wright Already Has Key to Encrypted ‘Satoshi’ File — Kleiman

Ira Kleiman’s legal team claims Craig Wright already has access to the encrypted file at the heart of the case, citing the movement of $1.6 million BTC as evidence.

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Myanmar Central Bank Claims Crypto is Banned, Users Disagree

Myanmar’s central bank claims crypto traders can be fined or imprisoned, but there are doubts about whether legislation backs this up.

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Blockchain.com to Support Russian Ruble Despite Local Crypto Uncertainty

Blockchain.com follows Binance in listing the Russian ruble, while local government considers strict regulations for the industry.

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Bittrex Is Puzzled Over 24M Stolen STEEM Tokens on Its Holding Account

Bittrex’s co-founder Richie Lai on 24 million seized STEEM tokens on their account: “We must live by the rules of the blockchain”

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Researchers in Philippines Track Crypto Use By Terrorists

The Philippine Institute for Peace, Violence and Terrorism Research has been tracking transactions made by local terror groups.

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Craig Wright Denies Transferring ‘Satoshi’ Coins, Leaving Him in Legal Catch-22

Wright has denied moving 50 Bitcoin from one of the ‘Satoshi’ accounts he claimed in court as his own, leaving him in a legal quandary.

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In Congress, a New Bill Asks for Mass Survey of Blockchain Technology in the US

A new bill before Congress asks regulators to put together a massive survey on the state of blockchain adoption and rank the U.S.’s adoption relative to other nations.

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Lawsuit Claims Nvidia Misrepresented $1B in Sales to Crypto Miners

Nvidia investors accuse the firm of intentionally misrepresented over $1 billion in sales to crypto miners

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