NEW YORK (Reuters) -CoinEx was sued on Wednesday by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accused the cryptocurrency exchange of transacting business illegally because it did not register with the state. In papers filed with a New York state court
The New York State Attorney General's office sued crypto exchange CoinEx, arguing it was an unregistered securities broker and commodity broker-dealer under state law.
Catch up on the top headlines in crypto this week, from the SEC suing a star-studded NFT project to the billionaire victim of a hack.
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The new funds would invest in a wide range of different crypto-related assets including Bitcoin miners and privacy tech.
“Huge DJs” no longer appear at crypto events; instead, attendees are seeing more “well thought out, intelligent questions” being asked.
Bitcoin transactions and fees are at high levels, and 400,000 of them are still unconfirmed on the blockchain.
Bets are in for how BTC price action will react to the latest CPI print, with data favoring inflation dissipating in the coming months.
Alleged fake news poster becomes the first person in China arrested for using artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT.
National Assembly member Kim Nam-kuk had authority in handling laws related to digital assets in South Korea, reportedly backing a bill proposing a 20% crypto gains tax be deferred.
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Tue,26 Sep 2023