SEC News

A major trade association for the blockchain industry writes to U.S. court to defend Telegram in legal battle with the SEC.

An SEC lawsuit against the alleged operators of a fraudulent ICO has been halted amid parallel investigation concerns.

A former Christian pastor targeted his African-American parishioners with fake investments in ‘the first black-owned alkaline water company.'

The Crypto Rating Council brings more regulatory clarity to crypto by analyzing whether certain coins constitute securities.

Cybercrimes are on the rise amid the global coronavirus pandemic, and scammers are using crypto to facilitate some of their attacks.

The Philippine SEC has warned of a fraudulent investment scam offering 9,000% returns through its ‘Bitcoin Revolution’ trading software.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking more feedback and more time before it decides whether to approve the launch of the Boston Security Token ...

A New York judge has ruled that his preliminary injunction prevents Telegram from distributing tokens to investors based outside of the United States.

The SEC has opposed Telegram’s request for clarification as to whether the injunction granted against its Gram distribution has jurisdiction outside of the Unit...

Ethereum-based video sharing platform Pepo has integrated Zoom to facilitate live streams amid the COVID-19 lockdown.

Former NASDAQ warns the TON Community against launching Telegram’s blockchain network until the Court of Appeals has its say.

Diversified holding company DPW Holdings suspends its crypto mining business Digital Farms about 2 months before Bitcoin halving.

The trial of two of Centra Tech’s founders has been tenuously postponed until September 3 amid coronavirus disruptions.

The court sided with the SEC and prohibited Telegram from releasing Gram tokens, but the community says it can still launch the network.

Developers of TON blockchain are willing to deploy it, in spite of the court’s rulings.