Chinese man Wang Xinghong has been sentenced to five years in prison for a $6.7 million cryptocurrency scam involving more than 700 victims.
ZeZhengThe U.S. Department of Justice predicts that two men will be sentenced for allegedly pricing securities and plotting to defraud investors in the purchase of Hydrogen Technologies’ cryptocurrency HYDRO, in a federal criminal trial in which a jury determined for the first time that a cryptocurrency is a Securities, and cryptocurrency prices are deceptions of securities.
WenJunStudent sentenced for cryptocurrency fraud in China's first virtual currency trial.
Huang BoBinance lists Renzo Protocol (REZ), sparking a 2900% surge.
Huang BoVirtual currencies have entered the lives of ordinary people, and are quickly used by some criminals to launder and transfer illegal and criminal property due to their anonymity, rapid circulation, convertibility, and difficulty in traceability.
JinseFinanceBitsonic executives were sentenced for stealing $7.5 million, highlighting the need for stricter crypto market regulation and investor vigilance.
AlexThis article will explore the potential impact of the SBF ruling on other key players in the industry, shedding light on the changing landscape of cryptocurrency leadership.
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BitcoinworldThe debate surrounding Arbitrum’s failed keystone improvement proposal and its subsequent scrapping, caused the price of its governance token to decline.
TheBlockMajor South African exchanges have welcomed the central bank’s plans to regulate cryptocurrencies as financial assets.
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