After Nathan Allman's death was announced in May, Ondo Finance said that Ian De Bode would take over as CEO.
After Nathan Allman's death was announced in May, Ondo Finance said that Ian De Bode would take over as CEO.
"You could copy and paste that lawsuit and file it against Nasdaq,” Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour said during an interview with CNBC.
Australia's eSafety regulator sued Telegram in Federal Court over alleged failures to remove pro-terror content.
BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, Samuel Reed and Benjamin Delo face a proposed class action alleging insider trading and deliberate server freezes.
The class action centers on Genesis Yield, a lending program that let customers deposit crypto in exchange for interest payments.
Voyager investors appealed the dismissal of their claims against Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks to the Eleventh Circuit.
The lawsuits claim prediction market platforms have been offering unlicensed sports gambling in the state while bypassing local regulations.
Australia’s High Court unanimously ruled that Block Earner required a financial services licence, overturning a 2025 appeal decision.
India's Directorate of Enforcement charged Chirag Tomar and associates over an alleged $20 million Coinbase spoofing scheme.
The brief, filed by attorney Ian R. Cohen, argues New York's lost-and-found statute cannot be used to claim "lost" assets controlled by private keys.
The SEC alleges Fuller spent misappropriated funds on a roughly $1 million house, gambling, trading cards, travel and a Jeep.
Zama CEO Rand Hindi said the protocol's confidential USDC contract was "caught in a crossfire" and that his team is investigating the freeze.
The future of prediction markets will likely be decided by the Supreme Court, while states still appear to hold the advantage, TD Cowen said.
In 2022, Galaxy said it was abandoning its acquisition plan due to BitGo's 'failure to deliver ... audited financial statements for 2021.'
Missouri sued CoinFlip, alleging its cryptocurrency ATMs were used in widespread consumer fraud schemes and charged excessive fees.
The CFTC filed an enforcement action against Rathnakishore Giri in August 2022 for running the fraudulent investment scheme.
U.S. terrorism judgment creditors seek a court order forcing Tether to turn over $344 million in frozen IRGC-linked USDT.
World Liberty Financial co-founder Zak Folkman defended a $75 million Dolomite loan and called the Justin Sun defamation case "cut and dry."
The plaintiff fell victim to a phishing scam that drained his DAI holdings, with part of the funds later traced to a Coinbase user account.
Etana is accused of operating a "Ponzi-like enterprise" the resulted in using capital to fund expenses and risky investments.
The settlement is the first New York enforcement action to target a platform that promoted someone else's crypto yield product rather than its own issuer.
The plaintiffs are not Kelp DAO hack victims but families holding three unsatisfied terrorism judgments against North Korea looking to collect on debts.
A large portion of the judgment was suspended, leaving Mashinsky on the hook for $10 million.
A US court sentenced Maximilien de Hoop Cartier to 8 years for operating an unlicensed crypto exchange that laundered more than $470 million.
Acting AG Blanche offered some reassurance to software developers as the Justice Department continues its case against Roman Storm.
The dueling actions mark the fourth state the CFTC has sued in three weeks and come three days after New York's AG sued Coinbase and Gemini.
The Wisconsin DOJ sued Kalshi, Robinhood, Coinbase, Polymarket, and Crypto.com, alleging sports event contracts violate state gambling law.
Terraform Labs accused Jane Street of precipitating the collapse of the UST/LUNA algorithmic stablecoin through insider trading.
Pasternak is also facing a civil class-action lawsuit where investors of Believe's native token are accusing him of orchestrating a rug pull.