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An anonymous VC has argued that evidence brought forward by the SEC could reveal the firm’s proprietary investment and custody strategies.

A New York judge has extended the restraining order that prohibits Telegram from distributing its Gram tokens.

International Telegram Open Network contributors have submitted a brief to court that criticizes U.S. regulators’ line of attack against the project.

It used to be the Russian government; these days, it’s the United States SEC.

TON’s programming languages for general-purpose and for writing smart contracts: Tech analysis from the inside view.

Telegram lawsuit update shows the SEC bashing TON’s blockchain development and lack of Gram token use cases.

Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of cloud-based messenger Telegram, says that Apple’s cloud service iCloud is “now officially a surveillance tool.”

The Blockchain Association has filed an amicus curiae brief in response to the litigation against Telegram initiated by the SEC.

A crypto advocacy group, the Chamber of Digital Commerce, provided its arguments on how a U.S. court should consider digital assets.

In line with a November court ruling, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov gave a deposition regarding alleged violation of U.S. securities law by Gram token sale.

Despite recent action by the SEC, Telegram Open Network now has a fully-fledged blockchain explorer from Blockchair for its reportedly unstable testnet.

Telegram will still have to prove that its bank records comply with foreign data privacy laws despite a U.S. court denying a Jan. 2 application by the SEC.

In a new public notice, Telegram stresses that Gram tokens are not investment products, which would mean that they are not under the SEC’s sway.

An inside look at the Telegram Open Network competition with an analysis of the contest’s task.

According to new court filings, investors in Telegram’s $1.7 billion token sale included Kleiner Perkins, Lightspeed China and many others.