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Terra co-founder Do Kwon faces $57-million lawsuit in Singapore
The lawsuit alleged Kwon and others made fraudulent claims on UST “either well knowing that they were false and untrue, or recklessly not caring whether they were true or false.”
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Does the IMF have a vendetta against cryptocurrencies?
Is the multilateral lending institution throttling useful DLT experiments in the developing world, or is it saving crypto from itself?
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Vietnam’s prime minister calls for crypto regulation: Report
“It is necessary to study appropriate sanctions, and assign the government to make detailed regulations,” reportedly said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.
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UK police council reports there are officers in every unit trained for crypto enforcement
The NPCC’s Andy Gould said that the U.K. police had the capability to address illicit uses of crypto, but still faced challenges including incentives to join the private sector.
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Ethereum at the center of centralization debate as SEC lays claim
Ethereum’s transition to PoS was celebrated as a key upgrade. However, a month after the move, centralization concerns are mounting high.
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Celsius users concerned over personal info revealed in bankruptcy case
A website revealing personal information from Celsius creditors has created stress and chaos for many, leading some to question the privacy of centralized exchanges.
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Crypto adoption: How FDIC insurance could bring Bitcoin to the masses
FDIC insurance is highly sought-after by crypto exchanges, lenders, and other service providers. Is it the key to mass adoption?
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Japanese regulators loosen crypto laws and make it easier to list coins
The Japan Virtual and Crypto Assets Exchange Association says it plans to make it easier for authorized exchanges to list digital currencies by loosening the screening process.
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Prosecutors argue ‘insider trading’ claim in the OpenSea case is accurate
Federal prosecutors have argued against a claim made by the former OpenSea product manager that the term “insider trading” is “inflammatory.”
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