Charlie Shrem News

The Winklevoss twins and Charlie Shrem have agreed to end a long-running legal fight over 5,000 missing bitcoins after reaching a confidential settlement.

The mystery around embattled crypto exchange QuadrigaCX deepens, and Facebook acquires a blockchain startup.

The court decision comes after an asset freeze on Shrem was halted in November of last year.

In the most recent development in a case brought to court by the Winklevoss twins, a judge has ruled to end a freeze on the defendant’s assets.

A return filing in Charlie Shrem’s defence against alleged theft of 5,000 BTC criticizes the Winklevosses’ lawsuit as having “no basis in fact or law.”

The Winklevii claim Charlie Shrem owes them 5,000 BTC.

This week in crypto, T.I. is sued for allegedly pumping and dumping a token, and Charlie Shrem is sued for alleged theft of 5,000 BTC.

Charlie Shrem faces a new legal threat from the Winklevoss twins, who claim he owes them 5000 BTC.

A “blockchain-fueled” social network says it wants to shift the emphasis onto interactions in the physical world – using gamified challenges to reward real-life...

Markets have plunged, evidently in response to the U.S. SEC’s rejection of the Winklevoss brother’s second Bitcoin ETF application.

A Blockchain-based commerce platform has welcomed Charlie Shrem to its advisory board as it prepares to test its tech in the real world.

Bitcoin’s two month low highlights negative sentiments towards cryptocurrencies from financial institutions and governments.

Bitcoin Cash is having a second shot at new highs as prices pass $1,500 and its lead dev says Bitcoin is “dead.”

Dash experiences unexpected gains while rest of crypto market in turmoil.

Mixed reactions trail Charlie Shrem’s apology for his role in the aborted SegWit2x upgrade.