Department of Justice News

The Department of Justice has indicted three hackers affiliated with the infamous Lazarus Group.

The Justice Department joins CFTC and SEC probes into wild markets facilitated by Robinhood and other apps for retail traders.

The admin of a well-known darknet market link provider claims its donation address was flagged as suspicious after it criticized Chainalysis' KYT flagging system.

The Department of Justice has seized half a million dollars in crypto from NetWalker, in an operation that also involved Bulgarian authorities.

The trader was both lying to investors and using an unregistered derivatives strategy on BitMEX.

Gearing up for new battles against data-driven monopolies, antitrust enforcers may well look to blockchain as a way of getting honest data from companies they don't trust.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em? BitMex onboards more aggressive Chainalysis measures in advance of a response to the CFTC.

The Justice Department's November 2020 suit has reversed the planned merger.

From capping off the era of ICOs to tightening regulations on private wallets, U.S. financial watchdogs waded deeper into the crypto land than ever in 2020.

The DoJ thinks the FBI needs to shape up when it comes to its cryptocurrency support teams.

Robert Farkas will face the lightest felony sentence possible for his role in Centra Tech's 2017 ICO.

Attorney General William Barr tendered his resignation to President Trump last night, opening up the conversation as to how a Biden-appointed successor will handle crypto.

Major figure in Justice Department's cyber work is out from the policy office, but no word on where she's heading next.

Intuit, which also owns TurboTax, is not allowed to control all consumer tax software, says DoJ.

DoJ is now determined to hold the crypto industry to cross-border enforcement standards that have long applied to other sectors of finance.