Crypto research firm Coinfirm has found that US authorities have left “substantial funds” left on various cryptocurrency wallets seized from criminals over the years, as a result of multiple “forks” that issued newer cryptocurrencies that traded on public markets.
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“This proposal, if adopted, would prove to be an invasion of privacy.”
Government lawyers implied that citizens could legally pass along nuclear secrets to North Korea if held to the same standards as Griffith.
Analysts make a slew of wild predictions as Bitcoin continues its moon mission in this week’s Bad Crypto podcast
Texan regulators filed charges against 15 illicit investment platforms advertising false crypto, forex, and binary options investments, as per a Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) release shared with CryptoSlate.
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The letter states the regulatory agency “will not recommend enforcement action” against a platform issuing a digital currency capable of being converted to fiat.
The settlement with the SEC came after the three were charged in September for their participation in “unregistered and fraudulent” ICOs.
The outgoing SEC director first joined the agency in 2017.
Firms could potentially become federally chartered banks allowed to provide crypto custody services by converting their business charters.
The Australian is facing six charges that carry penalties of between 2-10 years in prison.
