Finance
African Nations Adopt New Cryptocurrency Regulations Amid Growing Demand
Various countries in Africa are establishing new cryptocurrency laws to foster growth in the digital asset sector while ensuring consumer protection.
Law
Investigations Against Polymarket Concluded by U.S. Authorities
The U.S. Department of Justice and CFTC have ended their investigations into Polymarket, a prediction markets provider.
Crypto
New York Court Denies SEC and Ripple's Proposal for Settlement Over $50 Million Fine
A recent ruling from a New York judge has upheld the ongoing injunction against Ripple Labs, rejecting the SEC's request to modify the terms of their agreement.
Crypto
Federal Judge Denies DOJ's Request to Review Evidence in Roman Storm Case
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.
Law
Roman Storm's Legal Team Seeks Clarity on DOJ Evidence Handling
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.
Crypto
Judge Rejects Ripple-SEC $50 Million Settlement Due to Procedural Issues
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.
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