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Eleven class actions against crypto firms and their founders started with a bang and will end with a whimper — as they should.

Cointelegraph traveled to El Salvador to investigate whether citizens believe its new Bitcoin Law will be beneficial to the nation's economy.

The proposed crypto task force will examine the impact of crypto and digital currencies across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Making any cryptocurrency a national currency “is an inadvisable shortcut” to more inclusive financial services, according to two IMF officials.

Nonfungible tokens under the juridical and legal perspective are still in evolution, and there are more questions than answers.

Alongside Coinbase itself, the class action names CEO Brian Armstrong, CLO Paul Grewal, other top executives and several of its venture capital backers as defendants.

Bermuda Premier David Burt said that 24 Exchange’s regulatory approval is the “first license of its kind to be issued in Bermuda.”

BlockFi CEO Zack Prince rejects the New Jersey securities regulator’s claim that his firm has been offering unlicensed securities to the public.

Plaintiff alleges “deceptive ad campaign” cost Coinbase users millions of dollars.

The legal draft places a minimum capital requirement for crypto businesses operating in Turkey.

It’s unclear why authorities outright destroyed the miners rather than attempting to reap some value, but they could still be sold for scrap.

They intend to discuss the regulation of stablecoins, as well as the technology's potential benefits and risks.

The judge urged the plaintiffs to “focus on the task at hand — convincing me that they have stated a plausible claim.”

South Korea’s strict crypto regulatory oversight is now extending to overseas exchanges that offer cryptocurrency trading services denominated in the country’s currency.

More than 30 people are facing fines and prosecution in South Korea for allegedly contravening the country’s ban on overseas crypto transactions.