US Prosecutors File Charges Against 3 Crypto Companies
15 individuals and three companies involved in cryptocurrency have been charged with fraud and market manipulation following an FBI-led investigation.
15 individuals and three companies involved in cryptocurrency have been charged with fraud and market manipulation following an FBI-led investigation.
Crypto.com has taken legal action against the US Securities and Exchange Commission, claiming that the federal agency is overstepping its authority by regulating the cryptocurrency industry.
Gurbir Grewal, their SEC chief enforcer, will be stepping down from his position on Oct. 11.
The SEC has decided to appeal the ruling made by a federal judge in its legal battle against Ripple, a fintech company involved in cryptocurrency, regarding the sale of their XRP cryptocurrency.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has resolved a case against Mango DAO, Blockworks Foundation, and Mango Labs LLC.
Terraform Labs issued a warning on September 25 that they will be shutting down various products and services on October 30 unless third parties take them over.
PayPal has announced that its business clients in the U.S the ability to purchase, store, and sell cryptocurrency directly from their accounts, expanding the market for the popular payments platform.

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