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A federal judge declined to order the Department of Justice to review materials that could assist Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm's defense before his upcoming trial.
The defense for Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm has filed a request to a federal judge to investigate potential evidence withheld by the Department of Justice.
A federal judge dismissed a proposed $50 million settlement between Ripple Labs and the SEC for procedural reasons, complicating the legal proceedings surrounding Ripple's unregistered sales of XRP.
Federal prosecutors have urged a lengthy prison term for Alex Mashinsky, citing a significant fraud that resulted in substantial customer losses.
Legal experts express concerns about the implications of the DOJ's recent shift away from prosecuting in the crypto sphere.
A judge in New York has ruled that most of the civil securities fraud claims against Digital Currency Group and its executives will move forward to trial.
The recent policy change at the SEC allows private plaintiffs to exploit the lack of regulation in the digital asset space.
Burwick Law has filed a class action lawsuit against Pump.Fun, alleging the platform created tokens that falsely impersonate the firm.
Pump.fun faces legal action, claiming $500 million in fees generated from facilitating the creation of memecoins.
In a significant move for the cryptocurrency community, Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road, has been granted a full pardon by President Trump, leading to his expected release from prison.
A blockchain entrepreneur is seeking legal protection for his upcoming crypto crowdfunding initiative in light of recent prosecutions of software developers.
Self-identified 'misfits anthem' launches as Heather Morgan nears her 18-month sentence for her involvement in the Bitfinex crypto heist.
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