The SEC accused Quantstamp of offering its QSP tokens as an investment opportunity without registering the ICO as a securities offering. As part of the settlement, Quantstamp has established a "Fair Fund" to compensate investors who were affected by the unregistered ICO. The company will transfer its QSP token holdings to the administrator of the Fair Fund, where the tokens will be permanently disabled or destroyed.
Coinlive The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Thor Technologies and its co-founders with conducting an unregistered securities offering.
OthersThe history and future of crypto securities law told in four acts: Kik, Telegram, Library and Ripple.
CoindeskThe SEC says Balina failed to disclose his compensation for his promotion of SPRK tokens in 2018.
OthersThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced charges against organizations associated with Dragonchain as well as its chief architect John ...
BitcoinistThe commission said it would be seeking “permanent injunctions, disgorgement with prejudgment interest, civil penalties against and conduct-based injunctions."
CointelegraphThe high amount of ETH transfers just a month prior to the Merge generated community curiosity, with some claiming it to be a dump while others believe it could be done for staking.
CointelegraphGetting in on the next big thing is best before it hits the market. An initial coin offering (ICO) may ...
BitcoinistBitcoinistUS SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw called for the construction of a "bridge" for encryption companies to cooperate with the US SEC to determine compliance plans, rather than providing safe harbors for encryption companies.
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