Law News

Stablecoin issuer Centre has confirmed they froze an Ethereum address holding $100,000 USDC at the request from law enforcement.

The operator of an allegedly fraudulent crypto escrow scheme accused of misappropriating $7 million from two clients is expected to plead guilty in September.

Part 2 of this series continues to cover the legal implications associated with the sale of SAFTs and focuses on taxes related to tokens.

Millennials and Zoomers are the least likely crypto investors to have a plan for their digital assets should they die unexpectedly.

New movie “Money Plane” features a plot about a heist from a ‘bulletproof casino in the sky’ carrying $1 billion in crypto.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce wants to see new crypto projects get a fair shake at U.S. capital markets.

Part 1 of this series covers the legal implications associated with the sale of SAFTs and different approaches to legal interpretations of tokens.

The government of Monaco has passed a new bill introducing the establishment of a security token framework.

Bitcoin isn’t property under new Russian ruling while authorities in the U.S. and the EU challenge encrypted networks in this week’s Law Decoded.

The former CFTC chair’s analysis stating that Ripple’s XRP is not a security might be wrong.

A Singapore man was fined $72,000 for operating a multi-level marketing scheme linked to the Ponzi scheme OneCoin.

Authorities across Europe take down an organized crime syndicate that used an encrypted chat network to coordinate their illicit activities.

A court has likened Coinbase to a “traditional bank” in rejecting an appeal from a convicted child porn purchaser who appealed using the Fourth Amendment.

A Russian court turned down a request from a victim of a 100 Bitcoin theft seeking restitution, with the court arguing that cryptocurrencies have no legal status.

As Russia draws up new strict cryptocurrency legislation, P2P Bitcoin exchanges and crypto trades in the country rise significantly.